Sentence examples for sharp ability from inspiring English sources

The unscripted stuff can be equally good; Brodkin works the crowd with ease and sharp ability, and Nelson's puppyish persona excuses all manner of abusive ad libs.

That's due partly to Rahm Emanuel, whose early candidacy has been marked by a sharp ability to corral wealthy donors and a humbling inability to get a renter out of his North Side home.

Renowned for his sharp ability to spot future trends, Gotlieb, who grew up in Japan and taught himself to code on some of the earliest computers, leverages decades of experience to spot the next wave.

Each shank is comprised of two segments to realize both mechanical strength and sharp tissue penetrating ability.

Having sharp reflexes, astute ability, and the appropriate experiential knowledge and training to quickly make that assessment, correctly adjust to potential threats and personal fear, is an essential element of being a good cop.

The first step towards realizing your full professional potential is to have the razor-sharp ability to redefine your power in the workplace.

It is persuasive stuff, particularly when blended with the "wolf pack" defensive fervour, an increased willingness to run back ball through Alex Goode and Chris Ashton and McCall's sharp tactical ability.

However, we judge that no uncertainties about Sharp's ability to continue as a going concern will exist".The same day, Standard & Poor's, a ratings agency, cut Sharp's creditworthiness further into junk territory.

The mutation has the opposite effect of the one found in Colombia: people with the mutation are more likely to retain sharp cognitive abilities well into their nineties.

Her "Thirteen Moons" series of nonfiction books from the late 1960s told stories about such animals as lions, moles and butterflies that were chock-full of facts yet remained compelling because of her "lyrical phrasing and sharp storytelling abilities," Crow said.

As advances in artificial intelligence and big data analysis endow machines with sharper cognitive abilities, blue- and white-collar jobs are on the cusp of becoming silicon-collar jobs: outsourced to increasingly capable machines that are making exponential improvements in their hardware and software.