Sentence examples for sharp concerns from inspiring English sources

The US has continued to voice sharp concerns over Putin's role in the Syrian civil war.

Secretary Powell and his staff noted the sharp concerns reported by American ambassadors in Arab states about potential unrest.

The gunfire was on a small scale — it consisted of only a handful of bullets — but it was more than enough to cause sharp concern in West Berlin.

She had observed him closely, and knew where all the bodies were buried; she had watched him handle and sometimes mishandle his unruly talent with sharp concern.

An intellectual conservative and an Episcopal minister, Mr. Danforth, 65, also brings credentials to a conflict that has prompted sharp concern from religious groups in this country.

But the strongest retrospective evidence that the book was written not just by a woman masquerading as a man but by Joanne Rowling specifically is its sharp concern with journalism and celebrity.

Gregori N. Perepelitsa, director of the Foreign Policy Research Institute in Kiev, said already sharp concern in the West about Russia's mounting influence in former Soviet states may have tipped the I.M.F.'s board members, mostly drawn from Western governments, to signal approval for the loan in spite of the deficits.

The suits (initiated by Sharp) concerned a total of five different LCD-related technologies Sharp owned, i.e. regarding the "brightness, response speeds and viewing angles of LCD panels".

Some critics of the March draft proposal said they understood that the final plan would address many of their sharpest concerns.

But privately, some other officials of the drug-policy office have raised other, sharper concerns, as documented in a series of memoranda provided to The New York Times by an official who believed that the Clinton administration was not taking them seriously.

Dang and Sueko posed the sharpest concerns. .