Sentence examples for be much sharper when from inspiring English sources

University hall fees cushion first-year students, but student budgeting needs to be much sharper when renting privately, as these items tend to be separate from the rent.

The contrast between vocational and academic education is much sharper when we consider tertiary education (ISCED 5).

Curiously, the peak is much sharper when considering only proteins with intracellular N-termini (p = 4 × 10−9, 2-sample t test), in which TM2 occurs in 'Type-I topology' (the N-terminus of TM2 is extracellular), suggesting that proteins with extracellular N-termini do not pause before TM2.

He will be much sharper for his reappearance run, when he blew up on the run-in, and is over-priced at 2-1 againsthreeee rivals.

Type and vector shapes will be much sharper than their raster equivalents when output at large sizes and file sizes are much smaller.

"We have to be much sharper, much tougher," he said.

Majoris, he reports, will be much sharper next time.

Oliver Korn rattled a shot just wide early in the second half but Australia were much sharper in front of goal and when both Jamie Dwyer and Eddie Ockenden had shots saved by Weinhold, Turner converted from close range.

Rupert Murdoch was much sharper at Leveson today than he was when he appeared last year at the Commons media, culture and sport select committee.

"We were much sharper around the box, though there were still a few moments when we could have been sharper.

When they looked only at bars, and only late at night when the indoor haze was thickest, the contrast to New York City was much sharper.