Sentence examples for sharp according from inspiring English sources

In central New Jersey, south of Trenton, the price drops have been particularly sharp, according to CBRE.

­According to the Guardian website, Trudie Styler's mini black dress was "sharp"; according to another paper, it "made her look pale and tired".

Another plan for Internet-connected television with access to certain videos is coming from Sharp, according to Bob Scaglione, the company's senior vice president for marketing in the United States.

REUTERS   Intel and Qualcomm Said to Consider Investing in Sharp  |  The companies may invest about $378 million in Sharp, according to Reuters.

There are a number of ways you can keep your mind sharp, according to the Mayo Clinic.

Acute came from acus, Latin for needle, later denoting pointed things, so cute at first meant "acute, clever, keen-witted, sharp, shrewd", according to the 1933 edition of the Oxford English Dictionary, which doesn't suggest the term could describe visual appearance.

Mr. Obama was quick to compliment Mr. Buffett, saying he was "looking sharper," according to Mr. Buffett.

The women took a taxi and left the hotel without seeing Sharper, according to the report.

The datasets were divided into 3 groups 1) deqi, 2) mixed (deqi + sharp pain), and 3) no sensations (neither deqi nor sharp pain) according to the sensations recorded at the end of each experimental procedure.

To protect the restaurant from the building across the street, whose sharp edges, according to Judith Wendell, a feng shui consultant, "create a knifelike effect on the restaurant's energy, cutting into it -- so we're reflecting it back".

It succeeded, replacing Sharp last quarter, according to an American market data company, Display Research.