Sharply means In a sharp manner, in various senses. This page lists 20 example sentences from real texts, plus synonyms like aggressively or sharp.
Sharply in a sentence
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Sharply meaning
- In a sharp manner, in various senses.
- So as to terminate in a sharp point or edge.
Synonyms of Sharply
Example sentences (20)
Housebuilding activity contracted sharply in December amid an escalating housing crisis, according to a new report.
Key among the demands is the immediate withdrawal of the Bill that has sharply divided the court of public opinion.
Production also rose sharply from a year ago, with BEV production up 87.3% and plug-in hybrid EV production up 106%.
Earnings per share and revenue beat the consensus estimates and were sharply better than in the year-ago quarter.
However, ratings for the reality show declined sharply for the season 5 premiere compared to the previous season.
Most quants were impacted early during the initial market sell off and than rebounded very sharply in early 2009.
That’s been especially true since the number of unionized workers in the U.S. started to sharply decline in the 1970s.
Investment slowed sharply in the second half of 2022 as the bear market dragged on and the dramatic failures continued.
Just this month, he noted, the governor vetoed legislation, Senate Bill 2, that would have sharply boosted judicial pay.
A barrel of U.S. crude sank 92 cents Friday to settle at $90.79, but it’s still up sharply from $70 in June.
A re-acceleration of inflationary trends or sharply lower trade activity would undermine the bullish thesis.
Overall sentiment is sharply lower than the average of the last 20 years, which is a mildly pessimistic -10.
A sentencing hearing at Cardiff Crown Court heard the Citroen driver braked sharply as Hambley continued to sound his horn.
Moreover, the ICC move has sharply increased the risk of events spiraling into a nuclear exchange in Europe, the PM warned.
Prices rose by less than one percent between January and February, while energy costs have fallen sharply so far this year.
Einstein and Oppenheimer might have been friends and fellow travellers, but their personalities were also sharply divergent.
If you know someone is doing the wrong thing, rebuke them sharply, on the record, in writing, and get others to do the same.
Mortgage costs in the UK and several other nations have risen sharply, stoking fears of a property crash.
Same store sales fell -4.3% from year ago levels (HD: -4.6%), and, again, like Home Depot, big-ticket items were off sharply.
Economic growth has slowed sharply, and the yuan has been losing value against other global currencies.
Common combinations with sharply
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- sharply in 24×
- fell sharply 15×
- rose sharply 11×
- sharply from 10×
- sharply to 8×
- has sharply 7×
- sharply lower 7×
- to sharply 7×
- risen sharply 7×
- sharply divided 6×
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