Sentence examples for also been sharpened by from inspiring English sources

"If we can't stop someone with a rifle who's been shooting people for no reason in public places, how can they be sure that we can keep them safe in other parts of their lives?" For children in the areas of the sniper attacks, fear has also been sharpened by the disruption of routines and the eerie familiarity of events that seem taken directly from Hollywood.

It shows United mean business after the debacle of last summer's transfer dealings and offers proof that Moyes can bring big players to the club - although Mata's appetite and need for a move has also been sharpened by the forthcoming World Cup.

Far from being tempered or mellowed by age, his ambition has only been sharpened by it.

For Internet companies, that choice has been sharpened by the fact that the World Wide Web is no longer just a force for freedom and diversity but also a tool for repression.

Varlamov's game has been sharpened by goalie guru Francois Allaire and Coach Patrick Roy, a goalie of some note himself.

And it's also a time when I think our identity is being sharpened by the experience of government rather than weakened.

Community is a reflex that's sharpened by necessity.

His "appetite for cosmic understanding" was sharpened by reading Russell.

Creativity will always flourish when the senses are sharpened by extremes.

The old tensions between East and West were sharpened by the quarrels about Chalcedon.

And it is an urgency that has only a week ago was sharpened by new disappointments.