Sentence examples for a less sharp from inspiring English sources

"Where is this money going to come from?" A less sharp rate of increase has been forecast for New York City, which has its own pension system, but only because it is more poorly funded than the state pension fund and already requires steeper contributions.

More clarity and less pop, or big 3D pop, but a less sharp image.

In addition, since the new eyewall was broader than the old one, the winds would be lower due to a less sharp pressure difference.

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Thereafter, a less sharp decline in sleep quality occurs over the subsequent follow-ups.

The G/V curve of ssChi shows a shifted half activation potential to a more positive voltage and also a less sharp voltage response.

In a speech that echoed Franklin D. Roosevelt's pre-World War II warning that the nation had a "rendezvous with destiny," Senator John McCain of Arizona took a less sharp-edged but no less emphatic approach, recalling the moment of national unity that followed the attacks.

Conversely, would photographing have taken me away and made it all less sharp in my mind?

As anyone who has flown out of a cloud knows, the boundaries of a cloud are a lot less sharp up close than they can appear on the ground.

Richard's Lyon rivals, such as the excellent Alain Martinet, whose yellow-and-black-wrapped cheeses are a little sourer and a little less sharp, might grant her primacy.

The pain of human loss lessens, becomes a bit less sharp; the ache lessens, becomes a bit less choking.