Sentence examples for sharp demonstration from inspiring English sources

But at least there has been a sharp demonstration of just how quickly they are liable to collapse if the corporate earnings that underpin them somehow fail to materialise.

His statement provided Mr. Ferrer with a sharp demonstration of the risks he faces by basing his campaign on an explicit appeal for black and Hispanic voters, as he seeks to become the first New York mayor of Puerto Rican descent.

The display of brinkmanship was the sharpest demonstration to date of the Bush administration's determination to preclude any possibility that the new court, which formally comes into being at midnight, could be used to prosecute American peacekeepers.

On Monday, American soldiers picked over the scene of the sharpest demonstration yet of the locals' passion: the shooting down, with a surface-to-air missile, of an American helicopter loaded with soldiers.

It is telling that one of Sharp's demonstrations is a classic computer game, Quake, which has been modified to run on a 3DLCD.

The struggle against the growing liberal opposition, which reached its climax at the end of the 1830s, was characterized by actions against the freedom of the press and indictments of high treason and countered by the liberals with sharp criticism, demonstrations, and street riots.

Accordingly, in a demonstration at a Sharp laboratory near here, Sharp's stain gadget efficiently removed lipstick stains from white shirts -- something Japanese men complain is a common result of riding crowded commuter trains.

The demonstrations prompted sharp words of disapproval from Bush administration officials.

The slim presence is in sharp contrast to past demonstrations, where protesters have complained of over-policing.

We did not get tired during the war, so how could we get tired in a demonstration?" There is sharp division inside and outside the Bush Administration about how best to deal with Nasrallah, and whether he could, in fact, be a partner in a political settlement.

The incident provoked widespread demonstrations and a sharp condemnation from Karzai.