sharp scale in a sentence

• "Internationally we've seen a sharp scaling back of inflationary concerns,"
• It is a sharp scaling back from the approach of Ehud Barak, whom Sharon defeated in February.
• It can be distinguished by its short, broad snout with a sharp scales and short bioluminescent organ in front of the anal fin.
• The other is the rough scallop, ( " Aequipecten muscosus " ), which has unequal'ears'and has sharp scales on the lower surface of the ribs.
• Assuming that they are neither planning to raid Social Security nor counting on favorable revenue surprises to save them ( unfavorable surprises are, of course, out of the question ), they must have in mind a sharp scaling back of government programs.
• In a sharp scaling back from the euphoric approach of his defeated predecessor, Ehud Barak, the new Israel leader is offering Arafat a series of non-belligerency accords conditioned on strong and public moves by the Palestinian leader to halt Palestinian attacks on Israeli soldiers and civilians.
• But whatever you do, don't try to scratch the long-tailed tree-pangolin, an African anteater armored in razor-sharp scales that is one of the many extraordinary creatures to be found in Tim Flannery and Peter Schouten's " Extraordinary Creatures and the Fantastic Worlds They Inhabit " ( Atlantic Monthly Press, 11 inches by 9 3 / 4 inches by 3 / 4 inch, $ 29.95 ).
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