Sentence examples for sharply relevant from inspiring English sources

Until, that is, the Helikon put on the opera in 2000 in a version that suggested the references to the terror of Stalinist Russia were still sharply relevant in post-Communist Moscow.

The jokes range from cheap but funny (bin Laden wants a 12-year-old Dakota Fanning to be one of his pallbearers) to sharply relevant (a reference to bin Laden's dear friends at the Pakistani Intelligence Services).

In the hyper-elastic regime, force increases sharply, beyond physiologically relevant levels (see Discussion).

Both the estimated prevalence and the use of relevant services increased sharply by age.

These claims were sharply contested by some specialists in the relevant fields, however, who either did not detect such evidence or argued that the deposits had other causes than a cosmic impact.

But the longer a government runs a large deficit, the greater the risk that it hits an inflection point where the markets take fright, and the cost of funding rises sharply: in this respect the eurozone experience is relevant.

(Since the relevant class of operations is not sharply defined, neither, for Dennett, is the difference between which states of mind are conscious and which are not).

It was sharply limited in scope and did not explore the relevant confirming facts.

The demand for high-bandwidth application of mobile devices increases sharply with the boom in wireless communication, which needs the relevant technology to deal with the potential spectrum scarcity by enhancing the spectrum efficiency.

In this and other senses, any attempt to distinguish sharply between his "foundational" and his "mathematical" writings is misguided Dedekind made foundationally relevant contributions throughout his work.

The issues that the group are experiencing currently are cyclical, we believe, and when the relevant markets recover, helped by a lower cost base, profits should bounce back sharply.