Sentence examples for sharp measures from inspiring English sources

While China's economy is still growing around 9 percent, soaring inflation could force the government to take sharp measures to slow the economy.

"So this is a very quick, sharp measure to allow those things to work".

Neatly tailored and to the knee, all manner of coats this season offer a sharp measure of austerity.

As agreed, she was waiting by the cash register, and when he came through the door in his fatigues he saw her take him in with a sharp measuring glance.

In this note we shall provide an explicit asymptotically sharp measure of distance in Bernstein type inequalities for star-like domains.

Since the above tangential Markov type inequality is known to be sharp, in general (see [9] for details), it follows that the tangential Bernstein type inequality given by Theorem 2 also provides the sharp measure of distance to the boundary of the domain.

It will be pointed out below that in general this is the sharp quantity measuring the distance to the boundary of Lip alpha, 0

This may be a consequence of the bluntness of these Calman Hine implementation surrogates but developing sharper measures to quantify organisational change is extremely difficult.

A very unGerman coup What the Tories are for ReprintsThe sharpest measure of Mr Howard's failure is that to win a majority of around 50 (17 less than Labour has now), the Tories will need to gain 140 seats and achieve a swing of over 9%.

That would put the nation's budget further out of whack and force even sharper austerity measures than it has committed to so far.

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