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sharper

[shahr-per] / ˈʃɑr pər /


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That has come into sharper focus with a new freedom of speech law in higher education, which came into force in August in England.

From BBC

On this point, the contrast between WBD’s two bidders couldn’t be sharper.

From Barron's

A story of friendship and creativity and ridiculousness, all around a wonderful thing that grew bigger over the years, Reiner’s happy reading throws this tragedy into sharper relief.

From Los Angeles Times

There are skills the Bruins want to clean up and tighten before the first meet of the new season in January, including sharper execution and landings.

From Los Angeles Times

While the job market is “OK,” the risks of a sharper slowdown are elevated, she said.

From The Wall Street Journal