Примеры использования Particularly sharp на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Not a particularly sharp blade.
Social tension in such contact zones is particularly sharp.
The decline has been particularly sharp in Gaza, especially since mid-June.
Slight bruising on the edges of the lacerations suggests the weapon wasn't particularly sharp.
Cuts in social spending were particularly sharp in CIS countries.
A particularly sharp downward trend had been recorded, for instance, in the case of Lithuanian Jews.
This apparatus scans the surface topography by movement therealong particularly sharp needle( cantilever) which may" bounce" even on separate atoms.
A particularly sharp rise in temperature is observed before the crisis perturbatio critica.
I hasten to add that the buzz andhype this autumn may be particularly sharp but will be as controlled and predictable as the expert conclusions of various"think tanks.
A particularly sharp rise was noted in 1999, when the total volume of such seizures increased from the previous level of 5.5 tons to over 25 tons.
The three hardest hit economies- Indonesia, Thailand andthe Republic of Korea- experienced particularly sharp contractions of output in the wake of the crisis, and as a result, precipitous declines in employment.
Particularly sharp rising trends were noted during the second half of 2001, a possible indication that opiate stocks had started to be depleted.
For some groups of countries, such as Africa as a whole, Sub-saharan Africa; African, Pacific and Caribbean(ACP) countries; and LDCs, however, there was no rebound andthe decline was particularly sharp.
The decline has been particularly sharp in Gaza, especially since mid-June 2007.
This has been mirrored by decreasing allocation to economic infrastructure(down from 25 to 30 per cent to less than 15 per cent) andproduction from 27 per cent to only 7 per cent, with a particularly sharp fall in the allocation to agriculture from 19 per cent to 4 per cent.
It can be damaged by a particularly sharp or hard object dropping onto the cooktop.
Small island developing States andlow forest cover countries had been selected for the study because both categories had suffered from a particularly sharp decline in forest financing over a 20-year period.
The decrease is particularly sharp for the Council, whose share of resolutions that reflect a gender perspective was nearly halved in 2011.
Thus, whether for Africa as a whole or for sub-Saharan Africa or for the African, Caribbean and Pacific countries or for the least developed countries, there was no rebound in the early 1990s, andthe decline was particularly sharp.
The decline had been particularly sharp in Asia and Latin America and the Caribbean, whereas fertility decline had just begun in Africa see figure III.
Contribution(a) Total field programme expenditures by WFP, while still over $1 billion, has been contracting since 1993;the decline was particularly sharp in 1995(21.2 per cent), more than three times as steep as the decline in the two preceding years.
The rise in income inequality has been particularly sharp in Eastern European countries, the United States of America and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
This has been mirrored by decreasing allocation to economic infrastructure(down from 25-30 per cent to less than 15 per cent) andproduction from 27 per cent to only 7 per cent, with a particularly sharp fall in the allocation to agriculture from 19 per cent to 4 per cent.
Competing interests are made particularly sharp by the unequal levels of prosperity among nations, by technology outstripping capacity, by environmental concerns, and by international politics.
However, despite these commitments, official development assistance(ODA) flows to the least developed countriesstarted to decline in nominal terms in 1995, and there was a particularly sharp drop in the level of such assistance in 1996, by no less than$US 2.4 billion, in comparison with the previous year.
The reduction in GDP growth was particularly sharp for small island least developed countries, for which tourism, one of the sectors most affected by the crisis, is very important.
Now that the Division of mankind on the poles on the mill doom andgloom is particularly sharp, clear and definitive, the spatial Service Light becomes essential and helps sets that have not yet done the final choice, do it.
The illegal"elections" held on 24 November provoked particularly sharp condemnation from the 50,000 Azerbaijanis who were forcibly uprooted by the armed forces of the Republic of Armenia from their age-old places of residence in the Nagorny Karabakh region of the Azerbaijani Republic.
Among developing countries, the compression in yield spreads was particularly sharp on bonds of a number of Latin American countries and Turkey, which had been pushed to very high levels early in 2003 by financial crises and geopolitical concerns.
We view with serious concern the increasing poverty in many sectors of the population in Timor-Leste, particularly the sharp rise in youth unemployment.