The phrase "a source of sharp" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that provides a sharp quality or characteristic, but it is incomplete without additional context.
Example: "The critic described the film as a source of sharp insights into human nature."
Alternatives: "a source of intensity" or "a source of clarity".
Republicans, in the meantime, continue to question the Obama administration about its handling of an event that has become a source of sharp debate in the presidential campaign.
While the release of the crew eased tensions between China and the United States, much about the collision remains a source of sharp dispute, including the fate of the American plane, loaded with sophisticated electronic surveillance gear and worth more than $80 million.
The strategy became a source of sharp conflict within the Bush administration, eventually pitting the highest-profile cabinet secretaries -- including Ms. Rice and Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld -- against one another over issues of due process, intelligence-gathering and international law.
"A standard curtain wall exposed to a bomb blast instantly becomes a source of flying debris of sharp shards which are often more deadly than the bomb blast itself".
Alas, this is a lesson unlearned by Y Combinator and especially its Hacker News, which serves as an excellent source of interesting articles, a hit-and-miss source of sharp commentary on those articles, and brogrammer central.
The solution to momentum, pressure, solid and fluid volume fraction equations everywhere in the domain circumvents the issue of pressure and velocity interpolation, which is a source of spurious oscillations in sharp interface immersed boundary methods.
It remained unclear Tuesday whether future short-term spending exercises, which have been the source of sharp partisan conflict all year, would resurface again this year; Congressional leaders hope to avoid them by passing individual spending bills for agencies.
The impurities are the source of sharp peaks near 36.7°, 43.7°, and 48° as well as the enhancement of the HfO2 peak near 28.3°.
The ER+/PR− cases are associated with intermediate levels of response, whereas the very existence of true ER−/PR+ cases is still the source of sharp debate.
A14 Lapse at Poultry Plant Is Cited Owners of a Pennsylvania poultry plant suspected of being a source of a listeria outbreak detected a sharp rise in the bacteria but did not tell the government until late September, Agriculture Department officials said.
That's in sharp contrast to Ireland, which had been a source of anxiety last year.
