Sentence examples for be more cutting edge from inspiring English sources

Finally, we've heard that this city wants to be more cutting edge, more responsive to the needs of specific communities, and more efficient and effective in service delivery.

Contributing to the decline in microarray use, says Praul, is that grant reviewers consider RNA-seq to be more cutting edge.

Some are more cutting edge than others, but panto is, by its very nature, old school entertainment.

The main rappers are Oka & Ortega, who have more of a pop appeal, and Sadat and Alaa Fifty Cent, who are more cutting edge with their lyrics.

They were more cutting edge, Oasis to our Blur, and we played it up.

The play may have been more cutting edge about 25 years ago, but it's still hilarious.

(La Rocco) ★ 'Honky' (closes on Sunday) This daffy take on race by Greg Kalleres may have been more cutting edge about 25 years ago, but it's still hilarious.

With the passage of time and the acquisition of skills, the average size of the tool decreased; there was more cutting edge per pound of material, an important factor when flint had to be imported to a region.

"This could be more cutting-edge than I thought," Mr. Grubb said, and he switched off the light.

Though the magazine has a much smaller audience than US Vogue, it is considered to be more cutting-edge, with a tougher, sexier aesthetic.

XI'AN, China — For years, many of China's best and brightest left for the United States, where high-tech industry was more cutting-edge.