Sentence examples for highly sharpened from inspiring English sources
To develop further instrumentation for the industrial monitoring in test and control, low-frequency ultrasonic techniques with highly sharpened end sensors that behave as point sources were examined.
But the extensive coverage of the ambush on the television news, which first reported the extent of Russian losses, is highly likely to sharpen the debate over the five-month-old war.
The job of principals there is to get the best out of these highly capable teachers, sharpen their collective focus, and keep moving them forward.
It helps, of course, that Kongphan is also a highly skilled gamer, his reflexes sharpened by thousands of hours of practice and enhanced by a diet of his own devising.
The highly paid strategists of the Clinton campaign sharpened their pencils and carefully calculated their arcane political equations.
"This is the time for Google's lawyers to be highly proactive, and to go with their knives sharpened and daggers in their mouths to try and kill the investigation," said Dennis Oswell, an antitrust lawyer at Oswell & Vahida in Brussels.
And in some peculiar way the making of those more fanciful films may have sharpened his sense of the importance of visual precision, his highly developed taste for l'image juste.
His genial features sharpened.
