Sentence examples similar to sharp in perceiving from inspiring English sources
All of this is in sharp contrast to perceived rational economic behaviour.
The result was a huge increase in consumer debt, and a sharp decline in economic stability, without any countervailing increase in perceived quality of life.
The tests found that seven of the region's 91 largest banks needed to raise more capital to withstand an unexpected decline in economic growth or a sharp deterioration in the perceived safety of government bonds issued by debtor nations like Greece, Portugal and Spain.
Those egalitarian Swedes ReprintsBut in the past year or so the group has been through something of a crisis itself, losing several of its best staff and suffering a sharp decline in the perceived quality of its research.
Citigroup benefited from a paper gain of $1.9 billion, reflecting a sharp increase in the perceived riskiness of its debt — an accounting adjustment that gave JPMorgan Chase a similar earnings increase last week.
They found that "winning a prestigious prize in the literary world seems to go hand-in-hand with a particularly sharp reduction in ratings of perceived quality".
Bundled against the cold, the eye seems sharper for seeing and perceiving; the mind for appreciating.
Joe Flacco was very sharp in identifying coverages.
The reaction was sharp in some circles.
He was also famously sharp in conversation.
