Sentence examples for be a very sharp from inspiring English sources

"I approached what appeared to be a very sharp, pointed piece of stainless steel.

We were close to the box, so there wasn't much space and it had to be a very sharp pass.

The result could be a very sharp fall in European GDP, with knock-on effects in the rest of the rich world.

But, if the public sides with Tsipras government, then there will be a very sharp recession over the next few months.

Robert Chote, the OBR chairman, conceded the projections sent to him by the Treasury meant there would have to be a "very sharp squeeze" on spending in the next parliament.

He said: "We should see temperatures creeping up to 4C or 5C (39F or 41F) during the days by about Friday but there is still going to be a very sharp frost during the night.

"It's been a very sharp decline.

It's a very sharp instrument".

"It was a very sharp shock.

So it's a very sharp turn on.

So this, conceptually, is a very sharp cutoff filter.