The word "dogleg", for example, refers to a sharp turn, a V or Z shape; and yet, Ryan's poem Dogleg notes: Only two of the dog's legs dogleg and two of the cat's.
The young engineers in jacket and tie at the American booths stood in sharp contrast, for example, to a Chinese company's booth with a half-dozen young women in black patent-leather boots and metallic silver micro-mini dresses.
Philip M. Headley, chief engineer at Continental Teves, an auto supplier that makes such a system, gave the example of a car coming to a sharp right curve on the road, too fast to take it.
Moody's warned on June 19th that it may downgrade California's credit rating by several notches, which could turn America's most populous state into a junk-bond issuer.The California example is a sharp rejoinder to the superior attitude taken by Americans and Europeans during the Latin American and Asian crises of the 1980s and 1990s.
Russia may be expected to be a prime example of a sharp decrease in foreign companies' involvement in domestic oil and gas operations, as the perception is that IOCs may not have anything meaningful to contribute becomes more commonplace.
The growing number of new Bangladeshi drivers, for example, reflects a sharp increase in Bangladeshi immigration to the city, from 400 per year in the 80's to 3,900 per year in the mid-90's.
After a dramatic change in environmental factors, for example, after a sharp increase in the flow rate of organic substances, the biological system is not able to react quickly.
The third hole, for example, was a sharp dogleg right, with the pin in a small valley about 100 yards below where the fairway turned.
Power grab Gang Länder Lessons from Lagarde ReprintsThe second trend, of which Askania's travails are one example, is a sharp rise in specific property crimes.
The Planck era is an example of a sharp divide between the known universe and another, unknowable state.
