Sentence examples for a sharp answer to from inspiring English sources

In a sharp answer to Amazon and its expanding publishing efforts, Barnes & Noble said on Tuesday that it would not sell books released by Amazon Publishing in its bookstores.

Ms. Quinn also had a sharp answer to a question about how the city should resolve a standoff with the teachers' union over teacher evaluations, which has put in peril roughly $60 million in federal aid to struggling city schools.

In a sharp answer to several failed bills produced by Senate Democrats that would cut an employee's share of the payroll tax and impose a new surcharge on income over $1 million, the House Republican bill would pay for the extension through a mix of changes to entitlement programs and a pay freeze for federal workers.

But he finished the interview by providing a sharp answer to the question of whether a comeback was possible: "Yes".

It is a sharp answer to the clichéd type-castings usually reserved for older characters in Hollywood movies.

However, Sailor has a sharp answer for those who pick apart her photos and question whether she has an eating disorder, according to her mother.

It came as a rising chirp on soprano saxophone, and immediately there was a sharp answer, from the trumpeter Randy Brecker.

After the Devils lost Game 1 of the Eastern Conference semifinals to the Toronto Maple Leafs, a reporter asked Larry Robinson a pointed question and the Devils' coach gave a sharp answer.

What the polls partly reflected, she thinks, is the alienation of youngsters of all backgrounds: since Muslims have an "alternative narrative", they jump at the chance to give sharp answers to pollsters.How can anybody tell?

Two approaches are singled out here because both raise important challenges to the very idea of finding sharp answers to those questions, and both suggest that connectionist models offer a more fruitful approach to understanding analogical reasoning.

Sharp answers to intrusive people.