Sentence examples for sharp illustration from inspiring English sources
And Poland offered a sharp illustration of just how difficult that can be in practice.
The commentary serves as a sharp illustration of how the United States' standing in the world is sliding and how China now views itself as ascendant.
It is a consequence of the way Pakistan was created and a sharp illustration of the Pakistanis' failure to build a successful nation.Mohajir means refugee.
So all my managers keep an eye on the whole".Sceptics survive, though, and their case was strengthened earlier this year by a sharp illustration of the dangers of synergy.
In a sharp illustration of how the immigration debate and Britain's economic fortunes have shifted, the government was forced to deny that it planned a negative advertising campaign in Romania and Bulgaria to discourage people from coming to Britain.
But this latest clash over human rights between the government and the senior judiciary is a sharp illustration that the crisis facing the Home Office is not over yet.
Louise Woodward's trial offered the sharpest illustration of the telesheep mentality: all three networks broke into their normal programming for 45 minutes to report the verdict.News editors argue that when their coverage of the big stories shrinks, so do their ratings.
Its child-care policies are the sharpest illustration of the plan to extend tax-funded benefits up as well as down the income scale by providing preschool education for all and also, increasingly, keeping schools open after hours to offer child care to hard-pressed parents.
Mr. Romney's plan to get rid of it, helping his family but few others, is one of the sharpest illustrations of his distance from ordinary Americans.
It is that as people have messed up bits of the environment, they have come to understand the complexity of ecosystems as well as their importance for human welfare.Two of the sharpest illustrations of this come from China's Great Leap Forward.
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