Sentence examples for far more sharp from inspiring English sources
The Acela trains, which run between Boston, New York and Washington, are essentially an attempt to combine French TGV technology with the existing United States rail system, which was designed primarily for freight service and has far more sharp curves than European high-speed systems.
"Theirs was far more sharp and had a staff".
But far more, sharper data will be coming soon.
"It takes far more than a sharp legal mind to say 'no' when it matters most," he said.
One might think of the markets on this list as tech stocks: Blue chips are robust and consistent performers, while tech stocks are traditionally far more volatile and the sharp swings aren't for the faint of heart.
The loss of full service fuel stations correlates far more with the sharp rise in fuel prices in the '70s than any of the 11 increases in minimum wage over these three decades.
To this day, Britain's financial services industry — the so-called City of banks and investment houses — is driven far more by the sharp-elbowed model of Wall Street than by any European equivalent in Frankfurt, Paris or Milan.
"We felt this time that I/O would be incomplete without the full Google story, and now the Google story is far more focused and sharper than it has been in the last few years," said Amit Singhal, Google's senior vice president of search.
The Eichendorff verse, with its imagery of a red-streaked sky and a homeland where the poet has been forgotten, is innocently nostalgic in Schumann's setting and far more pointed in Eisler's more sharp-edged reworking.
Far more important are Oshima's sharp analyses of Korean-Japanese relations, explored in the television works.
