Sentence examples for cutting edge up from inspiring English sources

Just no real cutting edge up front.

Mark Warburton's Forest lacked a cutting edge up front, and, not helped by Burton Albion's 2-0 win at Birmingham City, who slipped to 21st in the Championship table – one place and one point above the drop zone.

Even that was generally unremarkable last week, a decent performance from TFC, solid at the back and actually carrying the play at times, was let down by a lack of cutting edge up front, until inevitably New York scored and ended up with a comfortable 2-0 victory.

"(We had) no cutting edge up front.

If we can find that cutting edge up front, we will be in and around the promotion-chasing teams".

Partick Thistle were lively and composed in the first-half, but lacked a cutting edge up front.

With the cutting direction of {100} < 001>, the material in front of the cutting edge flows up at a triangular region which is bounded by the {111} planes and the cutting edge, as shown in Fig. 7a.

What comes closest to cutting edge will pop up at the Stamford Center for the Arts, with "Another American: Asking and Telling," Marc Wolf's one-man meditation on gays in the military and Savion Glover's newest variation on his terrific tap-mania pieces, this one called "Savion!

It is because the material in front of the cutting edge is pile up by the shearing at TB.

Due to the TB that does not start from the tip of the stagnation region and has several nanometer distances to the tool edge, the material in front of the cutting edge is pile up by the shearing at TB.

Therefore, the key issue is about the abuse of trust that has been an inherent and seemingly foundational principle of the application of far too much cutting edge technology up to now.