Sharpest in a sentence

And even though “The Rescue” is decidedly engrossing and one of Parker’s sharpest thrillers yet, he says he is content with it being a stand-alone novel and not the first in a new series.

As always, the showrunners have made sure to sneak in quite a lot of easter eggs in the Orange Town Arc of One Piece Live Action and only the fans with the sharpest of eyes would have caught these.

In 1775, Johnson had emerged as the sharpest British critic of what he called the “wild, indefinite and obscure” resolutions of the Continental Congress.

In response to broader elevated inflation that has outlived the drop in energy prices, we believe Europe and its stock market will soon have to contend with the fastest monetary tightening and sharpest reduction in liquidity in history (see figure 10).

Its findings suggest those who are likely to be already struggling to feed their families and pay their bills during the cost-of-living crisis are being hit disproportionately with the sharpest food price increases.

It’s not the sharpest picture we’ve ever seen on a Chromebook, but it’s fine for scrolling through social media and such.

It was also Mr Shah's sharpest political attack when he said he has records to prove that the highest number of communal incidents have taken place under the rule of former Prime Ministers Jawaharlal Nehru, Rajiv Gandhi and Indira Gandhi.

Lucy McKay, spokesperson for the legal charity Inquest, said: “There is widespread evidence that prisons are consistently failing to keep people safe, with the sharpest end of this being preventable deaths.

New business received by service sector companies rose at the sharpest pace for 12 months, although staff shortages acted as a constraint on growth.

Offering some of his sharpest contrasts yet with Trump, the GOP primary’s early front-runner, DeSantis suggested that he’d wall off the entire border and not come up short like the former president did.

Of the eight monitored sectors, executive and professional registered the sharpest drop in vacancies, followed by secretarial and clerical.

Only the sharpest of eyes can find the tiny object.

The average UK house price fell in August at the sharpest annual rate seen in 14 years, according to an index.

The post-pandemic U.S. economy seems to be hard for many economists to understand, as the expansion has managed to survive the sharpest Fed tightening cycle in 40 years.

The series, replete with some of the sharpest writing anywhere on screen, also landed one of the most extraordinary rug-pulls in recent TV history a third of the way through.

The sharpest drop has been in circulation of the largest denomination 500 Yen ($3.5) coin.

The studies noted that the sharpest drop in PM levels was observed during midday and not early morning, when the cold temperatures keep the pollutants suspended close to the ground.

Winning an argument isn’t worth losing a friend, nor is the satisfaction of being the quickest draw or the sharpest wit worth the loneliness it invites.

Year-to-date, shares are already up about 75%, marking the stock’s sharpest rally of all time.

Although he wasn't at his sharpest on the doubles, Littler still landed them when it counted, confident that there's more in his arsenal.