Sentence examples for sharp public from inspiring English sources

The sharp public rebuke came from the office of President Olusegun Obasanjo.

Construction group Morgan Sindall has warned about the impact of sharp public sector spending cuts on the industry.

In advance of the meeting, world leaders have made increasingly sharp public statements on what is widely viewed as a too-little, too-late response by Europe.

The conversation capped a flurry of diplomatic protests over the shutdown of the groups and unusually sharp public criticism from the United States and Europe.

Bradley M. Campbell, the New Jersey environmental commissioner, said the costs of enforcement and research had to be weighed against "the sharp public reaction".

We have warned the Indian government quietly about the implications, but sharp, public comments from the U.S. government will only push India and Iran closer together.

Higher taxes and sharp public-spending cuts are unlikely to faze British shoppers, which bodes well for the prospects of traders on Britain's high streets next year, a report suggests.

The Communist-dominated lower house of parliament was asked to approve sharp public-spending cuts for 1997 and a new tax code for 1998.The commission drawing up plans to reform Italy's government voted for a presidential system akin to France's.

But it might also unduly harm the economy, which is still fragile, and, in April, faces tax increases and sharp public-spending cuts.What makes the bank's problem especially acute is that, in recent years, inflation has spent more time above 2% than below it, testing faith in the bank's ability to meet the target (see chart).

This is not an entirely bad approach if it results in sharper public debate.

The sharpest public irritation is probably over the state of the railroads, on which Britons depend far more than Americans.