Sentence examples for sharply though from inspiring English sources

The levels in the waters off Fukushima fell sharply though, as the caesium dissolved and dispersed on the ocean's currents.

Interest-rate volatility has also fallen sharply, though not as far.What most concerns traders and investors is not how much assets have moved in the past, but how much they are expected to do so.

The underlying, or structural deficit, will also come down sharply – though not as fast as the Conservatives would like – from 8.4% of GDP, to a much more respectable 2.5% by 2014-15.

They disagree sharply, though, on how to achieve it.

Purchases via smartphones and tablets will climb sharply, though they will remain small.

Companies' profits are growing sharply (though admittedly they were desultory before).

Leaders in the State Legislature, though, sharply criticized Mr. Pataki for opposing their efforts to help the city.

Mr. Kazmi's son, though, sharply criticized the police and disputed that the seized scooter and the other vehicle, a car of the Maruti make, represented evidence.

A recent Harvard report on boardroom dynamics, though sharply critical of overbearing C.E.O.s, argues that when a board "expresses skepticism about management's proposals, it undermines the supportive climate that is important for its C.E.O. to succeed" — as if the corner office were kindergarten.

A recent Harvard report on boardroom dynamics, though sharply critical of overbearing C.E.O.s, argues that when a board "expresses skepticism about management's proposals, it undermines the supportive climate that is important for its C.E.O. to succeed"—as if the corner office were kindergarten.

He spoke sharply, as though trying to contain his fury.