Sentence examples for believes sharp from inspiring English sources

BERLIN, Dec 1 (Reuters) - An American who won this year's Nobel Prize for economics believes sharp rises in equity and property prices could lead to a dangerous financial bubble and may end badly, he told a German magazine.

And if said sources are to be believed, Sharp is now taking the lead on panel supply, with a little help from LG Display and Samsung Electronics.

Strayer said he believes a sharp increase in traffic fatalities in recent years, particularly for pedestrians and bicyclists, is a direct consequence of the ubiquity of smartphones and other distractions drivers now face in the Information Age.

The Blair we support with our vote is the one who admires Margaret Thatcher and has followed many of her policies; who hints that he favours real, structural reform in health, education and welfare, including greater use of private provision; who believes a sharp move to the left in the second term would be electoral suicide, for it would allow the Tories to recapture their old territory.

But the authors of the study believe the sharp drop between 1998 and 2002 is probably due to fortification.

There is little reason to believe that sharp fiscal adjustments in the current American context will produce growth.

Senior officers believe the sharp rise is at least partly due to the decision to reclassify cannabis from a class B to a class C drug which led to an increase in demand.

While the Indonesian Arts Academy in Yogyakarta favored decorative painting, embracing a conservative aesthetic, Mr. Harsono and some of his fellow students believed the sharp distinctions between painting, graphics and sculpture had to be eliminated so that artists could develop new forms of expressions.

You wouldn't believe how sharp he's gotten!

He supposedly believed that sharp utensils connoted violence.

Supply-siders believe in sharp cuts in tax rates and an easy monetary policy to stimulate the economy.