Sentence examples for differences are sharp from inspiring English sources

Their political differences are sharp.

The differences are sharp between the urban bustle and the sense that time stands still in the villages.

But those differences are sharp: Moscow is building a nuclear power plant in Iran and will now sell weapons to Iran's army.

The differences are sharper.

Think of strong female leaders like Aung San Su Kyi and Margaret Thatcher - for all the controversy that (unfortunately in this day and age) inevitably surrounds women in leadership, those who do succeed and those who make a difference are sharp and intelligent.

National data shows that on average there is only one pit latrine for every 56 children in primary schools (both public and private), yet there are sharp regional differences and differences between government and private schools.

'Certainly there are sharp differences in performance between communities within the north east region.

But there are sharp differences about what should be done with the avenues, with the Broadway corridor drawing the fiercest debate.

Mr. Clinton argued that there are sharp differences between the governor and Vice President Al Gore, who he said had the better plan to keep the national economy growing.

There are sharp differences within Mr. Netanyahu's governing coalition, not least over whether a deal with Syria would succeed in removing Syria from the Iranian sphere.

As any libertarian will tell you, there are sharp differences in opinions between conservatives and libertarians, and now Fox has programs for both.