Sentence examples for that a sharp from inspiring English sources

After that, a sharp peak was observed at turning stage and started to decline after orange stage.

He noted that a sharp drop in opera attendance since 9/11 afflicted many institutions.

Expert opinion, at least outside of China, appears increasingly convinced that a sharp slowdown in Chinese G.D.P. is inevitable.

He was advised that a sharp rise in the Soviet defense budget would have grave consequences for the Soviet economy.

But there are fears that a sharp market decline would set off a wave of further selling.

Experience shows that a sharp increase in ticket prices, which range from $10 to $70, is also not realistic.

Oil and natural gas prices plunged yesterday on fears that a sharp worldwide recession would reduce energy demand.

The State Secretariat for Economic Affairs in Bern said that a sharp decline in exports of services weighed on growth.

Some experts warn that a sharp reduction in overdraft fees could put weakened financial institutions out of business.

Underscoring that point, the International Monetary Fund warned on Wednesday that a sharp rise in house prices in Hong Kong raised "the risk of an abrupt correction".

Instead, analysts said that a sharp American response to the latest shift could make the situation quickly deteriorate, as it did after the North's previous rocket launchings.