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Meanings of sharply in English
Usage of sharply in English
1
The global financial crisis sharply curtailed trade in developed countries last year.
2
Global oil inventories remain sharply above average when looking at recent years.
3
The violence dented economic growth, with tourism numbers in particular falling sharply.
4
Houses in the area have risen sharply in value in recent years.
5
German retail sales fell sharply in November, statistics office data showed today.
6
UBS was also sharply criticized earlier this year for increasing bankers' pay.
7
Violence has dropped sharply and foreign investment is flowing into the economy.
8
Investors remain cautious after the market rose sharply in a short time.
9
A person's risk for shingles increases sharply after 50 years of age.
10
Problems in Europe are prompting the New Zealand dollar to slide sharply.
11
The U.S. government is expected to raise cigarette taxes sharply this year.
12
The sources said the planned measures would include sharply lowering this target.
13
Egypt's wheat imports and stocks are sharply down so far this year.
14
However, their differences on the Middle East came sharply into the open.
15
They will have sharply different tasks to perform, however, during Masters week.
16
I think you have a long way to go, he said sharply.
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Sharply through the time
Sharply across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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