Sentence examples for sharply begin from inspiring English sources

Yet the bow tie comes to seem a little sad, a little silly; Woodcock's effort to dress himself so sharply begin to resemble the efforts of an insecure man desperate to compensate for something.

With the end of World War II, interest in Oceania on the part of the American academic community grew sharply, beginning with the Coordinated Investigations in Micronesian Anthropology (CIMA) of the late 1940s, which included four linguists among its forty some scholars (Kiste and Marshall 1999).

Since the Treasury already had a surplus of silver dollars, mintages dropped sharply beginning in 1892.

These early gains in muscle weights, however, were not maintained as the mice aged, with muscle masses in F66 Dysf −/− mice decreasing sharply beginning at ∼4 months of age; in fact, by 8 months of age, F66 Dysf −/− mice showed even lower muscle weights than Dysf −/− mice.

Swelling slowly to a sudden climax, the music cut off sharply, then began again.

The number of people reporting problems paying medical bills and gaining access to care, after falling sharply, has begun to rise again.

Then, the micro-seismicity sharply increased beginning around 2 weeks before the eruption.

That number is likely to rise sharply as doctors begin using it earlier on eligible patients.

In fact, Mr Dewan argues that the price may drop sharply once interest rates begin to rise as the global economy continues to recover.

Because of the rarity of large rough Yogo sapphires, Yogo gem prices begin rising sharply when they are over 0.5 carat, and skyrocket when they are over 1 carat.

In particular, economy and hydrodynamics contours both begin to sharply decline when W > 1/D.