The Brazilians are sharp — a precious resource all right — but the choreography holds them back without any compensation in artistry.
"His disengagement reflects," the cable concluded, "his recognition that a sharp reduction in resources limits his ability to find workable compromises among the Kremlin elite".
It will be possible, in a certain way, to prepare ourselves for a sharp decline of resources in the biosphere and a climate spinning out of control.
Whereas the dominant meadow species from an ecological aspect is completely dependent on water resources, thus, in response to a sharp drop in water resources, the area of meadow lands has been drastically reduced.
However, fossil fuels are not infinite resources, and a sharp price increase of these natural resources in recent years has posed an urgent call for alternative ways to produce fuels and chemicals.
Among experts in human resources, a sharp debate is under way about whether workers' commitment to their employers has waned in response to corporate downsizing and a sense that many top executives have betrayed workers and investors.
But now Greece's already hidebound and inefficient archaeological bureaucracy, for years among the largest in Europe (where the state plays a central role in the field in many countries), is confronting a drop in resources so sharp that it is beginning to cede the responsibility for cultural heritage it has had for more than 150 years.
First, a sharp increase in natural-resource exports lead to the appreciation of the real exchange rate.
First, natural selection could have favored larger brains in resident species if this enhances their behavioral flexibility to face sharp seasonal changes in resources [18].
The danger is that personalization, however accurate, can get in the way of sharper assessments of resources, national aims and public attitudes.
