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sharper

[shahr-per] / ˈʃɑr pər /


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"There is evidence that climate change will lead to sharper, more intense precipitation followed by long periods without," Simon Mason, senior scientist at SEI US, told the BBC.

From BBC

In China, meanwhile, Pernod’s sales dropped by an even sharper 28%.

From The Wall Street Journal

The last of those cuts was unusually divisive, with Powell arguing in favor to insure against the risks of a sharper slowdown in the labor market.

From The Wall Street Journal

The current rhetoric, however, has introduced a sharper focus on users’ immigration status and state-level management of the program.

From The Wall Street Journal

A sharper picture of mobility can be gleaned from those like the McIntires, who have put down roots and changed their addresses.

From Los Angeles Times