Sentence examples for clearly sharpened from inspiring English sources

The rise in food and gasoline prices that slammed into this region in the last six months clearly sharpened discontent with the illegitimate regimes — particularly among the young, poor and unemployed.

The company started out working exclusively with licensed taxis, and this example shows that competition with Uber clearly sharpened its business and helped shape its growth.

The company started out working exclusively with licensed taxis, and this example shows that competition with Uber clearly sharpened its business and helped shape its growth.

But with Obama now taking over the mantle of ordained Democratic frontrunner, Edwards' campaign has clearly sharpened its spears.

This kind of work will clearly sharpen the debate.

"We are clearly sharpening our focus, expanding our efforts to other regions of the world," said Jimmy Gurulé, Treasury under secretary in charge of enforcement.

Chief executive, Olaf Koch, said at the time: "In order to keep Metro Group on target for success, it is essential for us to concentrate on those business units and markets where we can clearly sharpen our profile and build up a strong market position".

In real-data processing results, the proposed algorithm can clearly sharpen the peak spectrum and separate the low speed target spectrum from the sea clutter spectrum.

Hal's video-based negotiation scenarios provoke new opportunities to think about negotiation moves more clearly, to sharpen strategic judgments, manage feelings before, during, and after a negotiation, and allow implicit ideas, assumptions, and theories to surface.

Movies I watched a few scenes from The Matrix on my laptop with the X-Fi's, and the Crystalizer clearly helped sharpen up things like dialogue and ambient noise.

Our identity's sharpened but clearly our psephological fortunes are at a low ebb.