Sentence examples for sharp choice from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hubbard sees this election as one that offers Americans a sharp choice about the kind of country they want to live in.

And this speech framed the election as a sharp choice between the Conservatives and Labour.

And this speech framed the election as a sharp choice between two parties: The Conservatives and Labour.

In addition, even with a sharp choice for the artificial distributions γ i, 1≤i≤n, FFBS-based methods outperform two-filter-based smoothers for this model.

The curator, Thelma Golden, has made some sharp choices with loans: a large drawing by Nayland Blake, laying out themes in this artist's inventive and difficult recent work; an eye-grabbing Op painting based on African textile designs by the Nigerian-born Odili Donald Odita; and two masklike sculptures by Romuald Hazoumé of Benin.

The same goes for the starkly sharp choices I witnessed in the Amazon rainforest, nearly 2,000 miles to the north of Rio at Carajas.

Conservative MPs look over their right shoulders at UKIP and clamour for a sharper choice.Another route out involves a diplomatic slip.

In the process, the two candidates have offered one of the sharpest choices between two presidential campaigns in a generation.

Jobs, orator as he was, pulled it off through charisma and sharp word choice.

Sharp ideological choices are alien to the American political tradition.

Malcolm Turnbull asked the Australian people to "stay the distance" with the ruling Liberal-National Coalition government as he embarked on a marathon eight-week election campaign that presents voters with sharp policy choices and two very different prime ministerial candidates.