Sentence examples for may be sharp from inspiring English sources

"I may be sharp tonight".

The economist Nouriel Roubini has already argued that China's slowdown may be sharp.

There will surely be belt-tightening, and cuts may be sharp in some industries, especially the financial sector.

There also may be sharp Congressional debate in the weeks ahead on issues like whether a new federal entity should be created to oversee government-financed comparative research and what role private industry might play in the effort.

The lesions appear poorly circumscribed, heterogeneous with the margins that may be sharp and indistinct.

Things that are very close to your subject may be sharp — included in that variable-width slice of the in-focus area.

These urbanites' language may be sharper and their games more refined, but their emotions are just as raw.

So Black Mirror's technology satire may be sharper, but Humans will certainly do until our upgrade arrives.

An unaffordable luxury Reprints Related items Alternative medicine: Trust me, I've got a licenceApr 17th 2008Another arm of government may be sharper eyed.

The enmity between North Korea and South Korea may be sharper, yet some South Korean immigrants said they expected to root for both Korean teams in the World Cup.

It is true Djokovic has spent just a tick over five hours on court here and Tsonga has laboured for nearly 11, but it could be argued the Frenchman may be sharper through match fitness.