Sentence examples for recent sharpening from inspiring English sources

The recent sharpening of Israel's position has caused tension inside the country, too.

Mr Webb said: "The recent sharpening of focus within government and industry has given investors confidence".

BERLIN — The European financial crisis has shown signs of reigniting in recent days, sharpening the debate between the champions of austerity and a growing chorus urging more expansionary policies to promote growth.

PAGE A4 AUSTERITY MEASURES DEBATED The European financial crisis showed signs of reigniting in recent days, sharpening the debate between the champions of austerity and a growing chorus urging more expansionary policies to promote growth.

While industrial and public works projects displaced people in past decades, the pace of industrialization has accelerated significantly in recent years, sharpening competition over land, one of India's most coveted resources.

Recent events sharpen the moral resonance of Waldo's metaphorical catechism.

Lango, the U.S. mobile picture-messaging app formerly known as Zlango and backed by Benchmark and DAG ventures to the tune of $20 million in total (raising $6m in its most recent round), is sharpening its focus on its target U.S. market by launching topical pop culture emoji and weekly packs of retro icons.

Recent events have sharpened this perception.

The city's approach — in one recent ad it sharpened its message by editing off a model's leg — has drawn some criticism for its negativity.

They still do, and UKIP's recent rise has sharpened the dilemma tempting the parties to concentrate on their leaky traditional bases rather than winning over Middle England, as Thatcher and Mr Blair did in their time.

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