Sentence examples for cause sharp from inspiring English sources

What can cause sharp increases or decreases in fish populations?

I do not mean to suggest that such astonishing consolidations of income at the top directly cause sharp economic declines.

About 28 million Americans get migraines, which may last as long as 72 hours and cause sharp, throbbing pain and other symptoms.

The Newsquest initiative is bound to cause sharp sales falls (as evidenced at the Brighton Argus) but could result in improved revenue.

The gunfire was on a small scale — it consisted of only a handful of bullets — but it was more than enough to cause sharp concern in West Berlin.

Since the late 19th century, mining has been Yukon's most important extractive industry, although market fluctuations can cause sharp variations in production.

For some countries, reduced incomes and difficulty in obtaining credit caused sharp declines in the volume of imported goods.

Around 10 o'clock yesterday morning the detailed leaderboards at Lytham were showing figures that were causing sharp intakes of breath.

In recent years, terrorism in New York and London has caused sharp, but short-lived, shocks to the financial system.

The Munich Agreement of September 30 provided a breathing space but caused sharp dissension and self-doubt in France.

The United States Fish and Wildlife Service had proved that a breakdown product of DDT was responsible for the eggshell thinning that caused sharp population declines among certain bird species.