Sentence examples for has 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.

Sam Allardyce has far more to worry about.

London has far more.

People at the sharp end of the hostile environment, and those subject to oppressive counter-terror and gangs policing have far more in common than divides them.

His rivals have far more cash.

They have far more to lose today.

Above all, people have far more choice.

Others have far more turnover.

Today, we have far more.

U.S. stocks have far more liquidity, particularly the larger caps, and are also not as subject to the panicky reallocations of funds out of Russia and other emerging markets, where stocks have suffered sharp reversals.

Billions have had far more.