Examples of 'most sharply' in a sentence
Meaning of "most sharply"
most sharply: This phrase is used to describe the highest degree or level of something, often in terms of intensity, focus, or contrast. For example, 'The criticism was most sharply directed at the government's handling of the crisis.'
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Republican voters are most sharply divided by education.
White residents felt the sting most sharply.
Critics differed most sharply over the quality of the missions.
The thing that seems most sharply.
It differs most sharply in lacking visible stomatic bands beneath the leaves.
I am convinced that the idea of a form of competition can be most sharply.
Governments have cut back most sharply on new construction projects.
It is here that the cash crunch will be most sharply felt.
Those in which the rate fell most sharply were all in the Mediterranean area.
But it is the poorest nations that feel these blows most sharply.
The gender impacts of trade expansion have been most sharply observed in the manufacturing sector.
But it is the poorest countries that will feel the blow most sharply.
The report rightly focuses most sharply on the use of funds in the Member States.
After treatment the cumulative incidence of diabetes and mood and anxiety disorders rose most sharply.
The yield per cow rose most sharply in Denmark and Ireland.
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Perhaps against this background, the evil of people stands out most sharply.
Of the three, it is the one that is most sharply defined geographically.
Aid is falling most sharply among the largest donors, and European countries.
However, the number of applications is rising most sharply in the applicant countries.
The issue that most sharply divided the two groups was the " Negro question.
Islamic fundamentalism is most extreme and is rising most sharply in sub-Saharan Africa.
These problems are exposed most sharply in the Council, as the centre of Community decision-taking.
Parameters which proved to vary most sharply were phenols, NH and S.
These were most sharply felt under Antiochus IV Epiphanes, who came to power in 175 BCE.
The number of births declined most sharply among women under 25.
What Joseph remembers most sharply about that day, however, is what he heard nearby.
Most tellingly, the crime rate dropped most sharply in states that reduced their imprisonment rates.
The decline was felt most sharply in Spain, where demand declined 11 percent year-on year.
This type of adult education has increased most sharply in commercial and administrative training ( Table 12 ).
The numbers have dropped most sharply in the Caribbean and sub-Saharan Africa.
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