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Перевод: sharpening

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Тезаурус:

1. But it did blunt the tool quite easily and sharpening was needed more often that I had thought likely, though this walnut was extremely hard.
2. The economic crisis of the early 1980s played a part in this decline in take-up of education, and hit the poorest sectors of society hardest, sharpening social differentiation and the concentration of wealth.
3. Sharpening the focus on penicillin appears to have been a gradual process.
4. By sharpening his policy differences with Mr Kinnock he persuaded the voters that life under Labour would not go on much as before.
5. Doone stopped reading and remarked, "You don't say anything about sharpening old bicycle frames and railings."
6. Any discussion which leads to teachers sharpening their ideas and ironing out disagreements and misconceptions about aims and objectives is bound to be valuable.
7. I have also used it under the skin of a loin of pork and stuffed it into tunnels made with a sharpening steel through legs of lamb.
8. For this reason I am not averse from seeing a sharpening of sentencing policy within the present law.
9. The answer was to develop the system of Cabinet Committees to reduce the load on the Cabinet by settling minor matters and, in other cases, sharpening up the issues for decision.
10. The story has then been one of the dynamic interaction of politics and economics, with political change affecting the economy - so far mainly for the worse - and economic crisis sharpening the political struggle.
11. Through the half-open door he could see an old man sharpening a cut-throat razor on a strap, stroking it up and down in rhythm.
12. But even some of the older legislation requires sharpening up to meet modern situations or to respond appropriately to new "indiscretions".
13. However, sharpening is no problem.