Sentence examples for face of sharp from inspiring English sources

In the face of sharp slowdowns, large developed economies typically spend heavily on government stimulus programs, as the United States and Japan are trying to do.

Chancellor George Osborne unveiled the first overhaul of the Bank of England's remit in nearly a decade under plans for "monetary activism" in the face of sharp growth downgrades and higher borrowing.

The race, which was packed with seven candidates but escaped the notice of many voters for much of the season, was notable for its relentlessly polite, substantive tone in the face of sharp divisions among the candidates.

In a new study, a team led by researchers from the tree-ring lab at Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory has found that white spruce trees on the edge of the tundra in Alaska's far north have thrived in the past 100 years, and especially the last 50, in the face of sharp Arctic warming.

Zions Bancorp. : Bullish options activity on Zions provided a glimmer of optimism in the face of sharp share price erosion Wednesday.

The Post failed to question why Congressional representative on the board had not spoken out in support of the exhibit in the face of sharp criticism by a couple of right wing colleagues who had not even seen the show.

The 91-year-old actress is the new face of Sharper Image for the company's holiday campaign, as seen in the video below, and she is having a ball exploring the "wonderful" gadgets.

The actress, who is the new face of Sharper Image, had told reporters she wasn't talking about her personal life, but when "ET" presenter Steve Jones tried to ask her about the rumors, she just shook her head and said "No, no," before her publicist interrupted, telling Jones to stop asking personal questions.

He did not back off from his sharp criticisms of the Bush administration as being hostage to special interests, even in the face of continued sharp attacks from Dr. Dean.

Still, even in the face of this sharp setback, Mr. Gore remained calm and hopeful.

In the face of the sharp Republican criticism, the administration insisted this weekend that no decision had been made and that nothing had changed.