Sentence examples similar to sharpen the difference from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gore repeatedly branded Congress with a mouthful phrase -- the "do-nothing-for-the-people Republican Congress" -- in an effort to sharpen the differences between him and Mr. Bush.

Among Clinton's liberal coalition it's even harder to imagine that they are looking for a politician who is trying to dull rather than sharpen the differences between the two parties.

For Mr. Biden, who has given five speeches in recent weeks designed to sharpen the differences between the candidates on key issues, it was a chance to return to his foreign-policy wheelhouse.

Globalization has sharpened the difference in these two approaches, by de-coupling investor and business interests from the public interest.

The choice of Ryan, a harsh critic of Obama's clean-energy agenda, as vice presidential candidate sharpens the differences between the two presidential candidates and parties.

The decision to move Mr. Milosevic sharpened the differences between Mr. Kostunica and the rest of the leaders in the multi-party alliance.

Then he or she will win that argument by sharpening the differences and rallying his most intense supporters to his side".

The two-pronged battle has sharpened the differences between the Richmond Progressive Alliance and leaders of the city's growing Hispanic population and the once-dominant black establishment.

And the event cast a shadow over Egypt's coming presidential election, shortening an already brief campaign season as it sharpened the differences between candidates.

But other analysts said they expected the companies to be able to minimize the sale of reimported drugs by keeping tight controls on the quantities of drugs shipped to lower-priced countries or by sharpening the differences between foreign-sold and American-sold pills.

Economic reforms since the late 1960s have created new wealth, which, in turn, has sharpened the differences between the more ostentatious lifestyle of the new middle classes whose privileged members are able to build second homes in the Buda Hills and on Lake Balaton and that of the workers who populate the gigantic, faceless housing estates of the drab outlying residential districts.