Sentence examples for it has sharpened from inspiring English sources

Mubarak and his executives have noticeably taken Uefa's regime more seriously as it has sharpened into view.

Talk of distributing movies over the Internet has been around for years, but it has sharpened in recent months as Hollywood has run into financial trouble.

The recent Snapchat hack – and the subsequent arguments over whether the company did enough to apologise to users for it – has sharpened the debate around apps and privacy.

If cynicism about such institutions means not trusting them to police themselves, it has sharpened, not dulled, our sense of right and wrong.

"A Belly Full," about a naive black waitress and her hypocritical employers, shows that time has not blunted Mr. Van Peebles's rage, even if it has sharpened his sense of humor.

By making the idea of contaminated ground water less abstract, it has sharpened public worries about what might happen if radioactive material leaked from the site, which would hold tons of high-level radioactive waste from around the country.

As a result, they usually ended up at the worst and weakest schools in the locality or without any schooling at all.Whether or not behaviour has deteriorated since then, worries about it have sharpened.

He added that it had "sharpened investors' focus, not just on the risks of holding hydrocarbon stocks within their portfolios, but also to the ever more pressing need to divert vastly more capital into clean energy, low-carbon investments and infrastructure projects".

Now that it has, Mr. Huntsman has sharpened his criticism of his rivals, especially Mr. Romney.

In fact, Long's radical awakening has sharpened her act, giving it an edge it lacked.

For Salt Lake City, NBC has sharpened its edge.