Even when Brian Bannister, below, looked sharp for the Mets at the start of last season, going 2-0 with a 2.89 earned run average before injuring his hamstring, he walked 17 batters in 28 innings.
Immediately below, the sharp lines of the Supramonte mountains run like sharks' fins as far as the eye can see through central-eastern Sardinia.
Olga Romanova, below, a sharp-tongued anchor for Ren-TV, the only major Russian channel with news not influenced by the Kremlin, was blocked by security guards from entering the studio for her program on Thursday night, she said.
The share of unmarried women in their 30s in Japan, Taiwan, Singapore and Hong Kong has risen 20 points or more (see chart below), "a very sharp change in a relatively short period", says Gavin Jones of the National University of Singapore.
The pressures as I describe below are sufficiently sharp that the need for human work may be decreasing in aggregate and whether a) the people employed in the displaced jobs will be able to adapt to the new jobs and/or b) there is the need for every adult to work 40 hours a week for 40 years of their lives.
Below a sharp dun-colored bluff stretched the brick and cement factories of Helwan.
It is brightly plumaged cinnamon rufous above, with fine black bars, and white below with sharp black chevrons.
The key innovation behind the EHT concept is the chamber design, which consists of a narrow fluid channel positioned directly below a sharp trim steel.
The rising price of natural gas, while still well below the sharp spike of two years ago, points to higher heating bills for consumers this winter.
This extinction is marked by a dramatic difference in fossil life found in strata above and below a sharp boundary marked by an arrow in the photo from the Hell Creek region of northeastern Montana.
