Sentence examples for but with the sharp from inspiring English sources
But with the sharp price swings this year, some dealers discouraged their customers from signing contracts that locked in the current prices, which some dealers said may go down.
It had long been considered one of the most coveted and celebrated achievements in all of sports, but with the sharp decline of horse racing's popularity by the beginning of the 21st century, the Triple Crown became less prestigious in the eyes of the general sporting public.
If current trends continue, the organization expects the number of those receiving pet food assistance to grow to 200 next year, from 157. "Most of our food is coming from donations of people," Mr. Davidson said, but with the sharp increase in demand the organization is applying for grants to help cover the costs.
But with the sharp deterioration of the security situation in recent months, American officials appear to have resigned themselves to working with militias in Falluja, Baghdad and elsewhere even as American soldiers die fighting them in street battles in Karbala and Najaf.
But with the sharp decline in FHA-approved condominium projects, many buyers and unit owners are finding themselves financially frozen out.
Tempered glass not only is tougher than regular glass, but also comes with the sharp edges ground off, meaning you can use it as is.
Playful and amusing, but with the occasional sharp bite.
Alcohol and drug addiction are starker threats, but with the dismayingly sharp rise in obesity, sugar abuse is no joke.
In Asia, it says, there are 150 to 200, roughly half in Australia and Japan, but the number is growing with the sharp increase in new wealth in China, India and Southeast Asia.
Tumblr was founded in 2007 and, it may seem callous, but one could ask why, with the sharp increase in such websites, suicide among teenagers has not risen accordingly.
Hesse, a professor of mathematics, may not be a top-flight player, but he roves over his subject with the sharp eye of an avid collector.
