Sentence examples for sharper differences from inspiring English sources

"This is an issue that will cleave a lot of companies more than other business policy issues because there are sharper differences in strategies," said Matthew J. Slaughter, associate dean of the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College.

If Mr. Edwards, who has run an upbeat campaign, is to continue as an alternative to Mr. Kerry, he will face pressure to begin drawing some sharper differences with his opponent.

He has the loyalty of top serving generals, but according to the military analyst Robert Springborg, among junior officers "there would be sharper differences about what the military should be doing, how the economy should be managed, what the counter-terrorism programme should look like".

Kansas City is racially segregated, which means sharp differences in economic supports for different racial groups.

"There are sharp differences in kids' chance of climbing the income ladder in different regions of the country," Chetty told the audience at Childx.

Nineteenth-century experiments revealed sharp differences in the amount of gas produced by charcoal burned from different kinds of wood.

But sharp differences soon surfaced.

But behind the smiles, sharp differences persist.

The controversies also highlight the increasingly sharp differences within Orthodoxy.

The two presidential campaigns mirror the sharp differences.

Regionally, there were sharp differences in overall crime last year.