Sentence examples for previously sharp from inspiring English sources

Business is adapting by blurring the previously sharp distinction between vocational and university training.

The new forecast still represents a decline of 2.9percentt from the 2008 level, the agency said, cautioning that the revisions "do not necessarily imply economic recovery, but may reflect a slowing in previously sharp decline".

And after them came social workers who set up sports and literature programmes.This blurring of the previously sharp line between social and police work has much improved community relations with the police.

Away by Amy Bloom 240pp Granta, £10.99 In her new novel Amy Bloom, previously a sharp chronicler of contemporary sensibility, reinvents herself as a romantic chronicler of 1920s America.

Mr. Okuda, who previously led Sharp's global business, is set to take the president's job on April 1, replacing Mikio Katayama.

On Thursday, Senator John McCain of Arizona, chairman of the International Republican Institute and previously a sharp critic of the Brotherhood who recently visited Egypt for talks about the issue, praised the Islamists' statement as "important in helping to resolve the crisis".

To compute flow around embedded solid boundaries, a previously developed sharp interface method for solid immersed boundaries is used.

Employment levels grew, uninterrupted, between 1993 and 2008, but the downturn has forced a shake-out in areas of work that never previously saw sharp cuts.

In [13], Xu and Jia used one previously predicted sharp edge gradient as a spatial prior to guide the recovery of a coarse version of the latent image for robust motion deblurring.

The cell monolayer was then wounded and analysed over time as previously described (Sharp et al, 2004).

Nevertheless, none of these genes constitute good candidates to clearly explain our previously observed sharp mtDNA divergence between the north and south chameleon populations.