Examples of using Is in sharp in English and their translations into Danish
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This is in sharp contrast to previous history.
But my point is, this is a very rare animal, andyet the photograph of it is in sharp focus and colour.
This is in sharp contrast with American policy.
The ease with which Brussels can introduce andimplement changes that infringe European law is in sharp contrast with the difficulty in implementing the principles of solidarity, honesty and non-discrimination.
This is in sharp contrast to synthetic pharmaceuti-cal drugs.
Subjunctive mood is occasionally used for some verbs,but its use is in sharp decline and few speakers perceive the handful of commonly used verbs as for instance.
This is in sharp contrast to Bible teaching about hell the grave.
And yet the photograph of it is in sharp focus and colour. But my point is, this is a very rare animal.
This is in sharp contrast with the 10 regions with the highest rate, namely 23.5.
The country is in sharp moral decline: it is almost like Sodom and Gomorra.
This is in sharp contrast to the early Bronze Age's mighty mound burials and rich grave goods.
Paragraph 21, however, is in sharp contrast with all the positive sections of this report.
This is in sharp contrast to the Tories, who always promoted the Great Car Economy rather than greater control of emissions.
Subjunctive mood is occasionally used for some verbs,but its use is in sharp decline and few speakers perceive the handful of commonly used verbs(as for instance: vore, månne) as separate conjugations, most of them remaining only as set of idiomatic expressions.
This is in sharp contrast to the Bible's teaching that all the righteous will be rewarded together, at the same time.
The'harsh' southern tip is in sharp contrast to the friendly and wide sandy beach just a few hundred meters to the north.
This is in sharp contrast to the Bible's teaching that all the righteous will be rewarded together, at the same time:-- The sheep are divided from the goats at the judgment, one by one.
All this is in sharp contrast to the claims of popular'Christianity.
Which is in sharp contrast to the situation in 2001.
That comment is in sharp contrast with the opinion of local councils and social organisations in my country, which are opposed to the social exclusion of anyone.
This percentage is in sharp contrast with the expenditure proposed in the new Community programme, which would equate to only 1% of the common agricultural policy(CAP) budget.
Beth was in sharp contrast to her husband, small and frail looking almost anemic.
Our fascinating tungsten bands has highly polished shiny finish and they are in sharp contrast with other metals, that scratches easily and fades quickly with daily wear.
The figures was in sharp contrast to a 1970 study that showed that 1.70 percent of men and 3.33 percent of the women were single at that age.
An all-time low was, to my mind, our Ministers' paper-thin contribution to ASEM III in Seoul, which was in sharp contrast to the Commission's contribution over there.
The healthy long-term prospects of its free-enterprise economy are in sharp contrast to the EU's gradual decline in a sea of over-regulation, which we must remedy before it is too late.
I would be happy if our critical resolution was understood by the Russians as an effort to find common ground, and as a warning that some ofthe specific steps and approaches of the state authority are in sharp conflict with this value base.
At the heart of Roosevelt's vision was that political freedom meant economic freedom, which was in sharp contrast to the British Empire's rationale that kept the colonies poor and dependent on London.
But the encounter in itself proved how Alexander was an incredibly patient strategist- which was in sharp contrast to his vicious recklessness in the battlefield as was evident from the Macedonian cavalry wedge formations where Alexander placed himself at the forefront of the'spear.