Sentence examples for particularly sharply from inspiring English sources

But since 2000, it has risen, and jumped particularly sharply among the middle-aged.

Opinions of the Republican Party had also dropped off particularly sharply in those Tea Party districts.

The number of F2 doctors seeking to become family doctors has fallen particularly sharply.

This "ethnic profiling" is felt particularly sharply by Britain's black population.

He said if the boundaries between status groups are particularly sharply drawn, in that case we can talk about castes.

I'm often in this frame of mind, railing against new cars' corpulence, but I feel it particularly sharply here.

Against a backdrop of scathing press and prodding regulators, hospitals and (particularly) drugmakers sharply reduced their rates of price increase.

But English is becoming, for many countries (particularly those sharply divided by regional languages and cultures) a default mode, a fallback second language.

The dollar fell sharply, particularly against the euro, after the Fed's action.

Debit card data skimming has also been rising sharply, particularly in Europe and parts of Asia, Mr. Knieff said.

Repricing stock options is common when a company's shares fall sharply, particularly in the volatile high-tech industry.