Sentence examples for more sharply when from inspiring English sources

They heard rapidly changing sounds more sharply when using their right hands, but heard slower changing sounds better when using their left.

If the performance declines more sharply when a feature is removed, the feature is deemed more important.

Sean Avery, a left wing for the New York Rangers, put it more sharply this summer when explaining why he and his partners opened Warren 77, a TriBeCa sports bar where Diane Arbus and Andy Warhol prints compete for eyeballs with the bar's myriad TV screens: "Sports bars in America can be kind of horrifying".

But the decrease in the percentage of people without health insurance dropped more sharply last year, when the Affordable Care Act's expansion of coverage through Medicaid and private insurance began, the CDC survey found.

The replacement rate distributions in models B and D are more sharply peaked when selection is weaker.

He was off the field for two minutes when Celtic scored, with Commons reacting more sharply than Fojut when his shot was parried away by a brilliant Cierzniak save.

The battle lines between the sides were drawn more sharply on Thursday, when the Communication Workers of America announced that in balloting by 35,000 of its members at Verizon, 91 percent had authorized their leaders to call a strike as soon as Aug. 7, after the contract expires.

But confidence was up even more sharply in June, when actual consumer spending was declining.

It's never more sharply drawn than when Bruno is trying to push Ewa into her first assignation.

The inanity of the convention is brought more sharply into focus when one considers what Governor Cuomo touts as his main achievements over three and a half years in office.

Binding to Hsp70 decreased more sharply for Mbnl3 when compared to Mbnl1 in the presence of CUG repeats (Fig. 7E & F).