The tongue wounds more than a lance.

My knife became a little sharper.

Your wit is improving, Cecil.

Let s be honest There is a Roma problem in Europe, and it is getting worse.

The situation is most acute in Africa.

He just takes it harder than the rest of us.

But, though they are gone, the issue of regional leadership remains. Indeed, it is growing more important by the day.

But it is the poorest nations that feel these blows most sharply.

Indeed, it is growing more important by the day.

You would be sharper and more alert.

Also my intellectual faculty was much more sharp before

Also, 'My intellectual faculties was much more sharp before.'

With each day, questions about the fallout for the region become more pressing.

The need for more foreign language teachers here is becoming urgent.

We are going to see acute angles as ones that are that since I haven't defined right angles yet.

We also find that people are more averse to losing than they are happy to gain.

If anything, they have become more complex and more demanding than they were 60 years ago.

As the poet Terence, the Roman poet once said, he said, The less my hope, the hotter my love.

As the poet Terence, the Roman poet once said, he said, The less my hope, the hotter my love.

However, the issue of the reduction of industrial production in the region is becoming much more poignant than the problems of workers.

The realization that every effort will be made to retain this independence becomes more acute.

A blind man's hearing is sharper than ours... his sense of smell more refined, his sense of touch more accurate.

The old version of the European response what psychologists might call dollar envy will only become more acute.

It would be easy to cut their threads any time with a little sharper blast from the north.

The environmental challenge is even more stark in developing countries, where five billion of the earth's six billion people live.

The delay in the deployment of observers is all the more unfortunate in view of the insecurity that is becoming increasingly apparent in Rwanda.

And we seem to think that any item sharper than a golf ball is too sharp for children under the age of 10.

Women apos s economic autonomy is important because of the threat of poverty, which affects women more severely than men.

There is a greater need for the countries to try to make debt finance a positive source of financing for development.

This blow was felt all the more sharply as it became obvious that curtailment of these popular forums did not stir a wide public reaction.

The euro s recent sharp rise has made this competitiveness problem even more severe, reducing growth further and making fiscal imbalances even larger.

The more diverse a society is, the greater the need for the adoption of holistic and inclusive approaches to public service revitalization.

More than ever before, there is a need for a concerted and innovative international effort to find a permanent solution to the problem.

82. At the 1993 substantive session a high level policy dialogue had been held on the growing problems of social development.

But the likely failures are equally noteworthy the problem of too big to fail banks is now worse than it was before the crisis. Increased resolution authority will help, but only a little in the last crisis, US government blinked, failed to use the powers that it had, and needlessly bailed out shareholders and bondholders all because it feared that doing otherwise would lead to economic trauma.

But the likely failures are equally noteworthy the problem of too big to fail banks is now worse than it was before the crisis.

Yet I believe that as we move towards integration, it becomes more than ever necessary to respect and preserve the identities of micro States.

The survey underscored that at present the need for additional space in the ECA compound is even more acute than in 2001.

Despite efforts made internationally, regionally, nationally and many times locally, there are indications that the marine litter problem keeps growing worse.

Indeed, globalization has generated an even stronger need than in the past to underline one's own identity as distinct and separate from others.

And, thirdly, geographic disparities became more pronounced, with humanitarian needs highest in the Gaza Strip and in the northern and southern areas of the West Bank.

The ranks of the unemployed have grown to approximately 20 per cent and there is an increasing need to provide safety nets for the more vulnerable in this society at a time when government revenue continues to fall.

These advances are offset, however, by the emergence throughout the world of areas of tension which, no longer masked by a bipolar structure, are now growing in intensity.

But anxieties about being swamped by foreigners and dominated by outside powers are more acute in smaller countries, whose political elites seem particularly impotent.

If the present situation persists, the contradictions will become sharper, and the components of the conflict will need to be resolved and steps taken to achieve the final goal.