Sentence examples for be less sharp than from inspiring English sources

The bosses of financial institutions that have recently struck giant deals—such as Citicorp's John Reed and Travelers' Sandy Weill have by and large been hailed as visionaries.Their vision may be less sharp than it seems.

In other words, the evolutionary stage of the SNS and NNS codes might be less sharp than apparently shown in Figs. 3 and 4.

Disappointments, when they come, are less sharp than they once were.

I remember my disappointment being less sharp than I'd expected.

As the report says, inequality of income is less sharp than inequality of wealth.

Polls suggest that the popular backlash against the economic system has been less sharp than the left expected.

Nonetheless, the fact that so many of the new residents are non-British means that the shift away from Labour there is less sharp than is the move towards it in the suburbs.

The trouble is that Mr Bush has himself unveiled one spending programme after another in the past few months, so the contrast with Mr Gore is less sharp than it might be.

She is clearly well prepared, but until now her questions have been less sharp than they might be, and she has been letting Armstrong get away with all kinds of mealy-mouthed dissembling, asking questions and not really following through.

"Dumb as hell" was obviously Tricky Dick stretching the truth, but Washington's chattering class is sure Mr Thompson is less sharp than his main rivals for the Republican nomination.

As such, those declines are less sharp than they appear, and they are very nearly in-line with expectations.