Sentence examples for to be sharpening from inspiring English sources

In fact, companies like Exxon Mobil and Conoco Phillips appear to be sharpening their focus on the United States.

Sadly for my old colleagues at ABC News, Disney now appears to be sharpening its ax, only starting down this path.

All I will say is that I intend to be sharpening up my musical skills over the next couple of months!

For the moment, the UK is being spared the joys of McDonald's Egg White Delight, but our appetite for whites does seem to be sharpening.

The railroad cases are moving through the Chinese courts at a time when a newer government campaign against graft appears to be sharpening its focus on the country's huge oil and natural gas industry.

"The senses and instincts he'd worked so hard to blunt were still there, and they seemed to be sharpening themselves by the hour," he reflects, after dispatching another hired killer in a fiery car "accident".

That will need to be sharpened up.

The slack, colorless dialogue especially needs to be sharpened.

That suggests the new tools need to be sharpened.

If estimated rates are required, incentives to report accurately need to be sharpened.

But other ways to finance projects and encourage local and foreign funds also need to be sharpened up.