"I feel as if I get a little sharper each time," she said.
Yet the sector has arguably been the slowest to adapt to the harsh new financial world in which we live, where the constraints of domestic public finance and foreign aid are becoming sharper each year.
And the story continues that over the years, with each sharp kick, with each crisply barked order, with each demeaning adjective murmured to motivate, jagged shocks bolted up the network of nerves and overwhelmed his brain until the young man's emotional reservoir was tainted by pain; so that whenever his emotions did flow forth they would do so disagreeably, bitterly.
Mr. Goda tells his story in short, sharp scenes, each with a clear (if sometimes overexplained) dramatic idea.
Although there are differences between the candidates, they are nothing like as sharp as each of them pretends.
There is this city, Jerusalem, beautiful, clear, sharp, luminous, each building in its archways and castellations bearing witness to the sense of the eye.
As a consequence the classification model generated by d-Confidence is able of identifying more distinct classes faster but gets less sharp in each one of them.
My ankles popped with a sharp pain each time my foot hit the pavement, with no relief when I walked.
With so many options, the ability to sift through information and make sharp decisions each day is a must.
In sharp contrast, each of the oncogenic transformed IEC-6 cell populations appeared highly disorganized and grew in multiple layers at confluence.
