Sentence examples for but given the sharp from inspiring English sources

But given the sharp rise in hate crimes and the severe economic cost of cutting migration, any other strategy would be deeply irresponsible.

Richard Ramsden, an analyst for Goldman Sachs, estimated that the bill passed by the Senate on Thursday would initially cut profits by as much as 20 percent, a sizable bite, but hardly catastrophic given the sharp rebound in earnings since the depth of the financial crisis.

The ratio is sure to have worsened this year, given the sharp declines in German equities.

"Given the sharp upward trend of late we won't see 200 euros in the weeks to come," he said.

The appointment startled staff members at The Times and Politico, given the sharp-elbowed competition between the news organizations.

Now, we can give the sharp estimate for the Sobolev norms of the Jacobi-Sobolev polynomials.

Cones are far less numerous, but give a sharp, colour view of the world in good lighting conditions.

Trim all sides of the cake even to give the cake sharp straight sides.

Indeed, Tuckey looked into using corrugated iron but went for the black wood, giving the house a sharp silhouette.

This might take a few tries to find a star that is bright enough but this technique gives you the sharpest images.

Groening and Simon's mix gave the show its sharp but sweet tone.