Sentence examples for this could sharpen from inspiring English sources

This could sharpen the already considerable political edge the GOP got when it grabbed the Senate and tightened its grip on the House in the 2014 midterm elections.

The findings, he added, could sharpen the political debate: "There are clear benefits to voters from this experiment".

Do you wish you could sharpen your memory?

Binsted enjoyed the experience, but figured that she could sharpen the concept.

He also suspects that making changeovers more aggressive – not less – could sharpen up the team.

He added that, if the knives ever got dull, he could sharpen them in his studio.

They wanted to create a workshop where they could sharpen their skills between plays and movies.

For decades he had asked himself how he could sharpen his points, how he could connect more meaningfully.

Western complaints about the piracy of intellectual property could sharpen rows with developing countries.What's more, the WTO's crucial trade-disputes procedure could easily come unstuck.

Perhaps by consulting someone who is a serious candidate for the pantheon of protest, I thought, I could sharpen my own understanding of what the Occupy project means.

Last night he warned: "If appropriately staffed and directed by the Independent Reviewer, the proposed new body could sharpen that investigative function and increase its scope.