Sentence examples for sharp limited from inspiring English sources

It makes a sharp, limited case against Richard Dawkins and Christopher Hitchens — concertinaed by Eagleton into the unappealing compound "Ditchkins" (a very drab English town?) — better than any previous book of its kind has.

Mr Cox of Duke University suggests two possibilities: mandatory rotation of entire audits rather than the more limited rotation just of individual partners as is now required in America; and sharp limits on the provision of non-audit services.

But he drew sharp limits.

Its forthright pleasures have sharp limits, in other words.

Those plans, which also had sharp limits on coverage, are no longer being sold.

Already sharp limits on religious and cultural expression were further tightened.

The liberals broke a campaign promise by accepting sharp limits on tax deductibility for mortgage interest.

LYNNE D. RICHARDSON, a member of New York City Board of Health, which plans to place sharp limits on trans fats in restaurant food.

And that fact, combined with total Republican opposition, has placed sharp limits on what can be enacted.

EU ministers nevertheless rejected it, striking a moralistic note by insisting on sharp limits to such flexibility.

But its first job, according to American officials, will be to negotiate sharp limits on that sovereignty in many vital areas, particularly security matters.