They are also digested slowly and do not give a sharp spike in blood sugar.

It should use that advantage by ensuring that monetary policy aims at stability rather than causing a sharp spike in the exchange rate.

There was a sharp spike in the price with early trades pushing it up from 330p to 456p.

This stayed relatively constant until the turn of this century, which has seen a sharp spike to 34.1 and 8.7 respectively.

Last year's sharp spike in food and oil prices was hailed as the warning of dire shortages to come.

There were the usual sharp swings in the prices of some of the smaller natural resources companies.

Even if the currency were fairly limited, sharp swings in value could threaten financial stability.

The stock, prone to sharp swings as sentiment changes, rose 15 per cent that day as speculation intensified.

The companies are highly geared to changes in asset prices, meaning sharp swings when these markets turn, as they have recently.

Both banks appear to be in-creasing their presence in the retail market to offset the occasional sharp swings in the fortunes of their traditional businesses.

The second thing that struck me was his sharp taste for surrealism.

The mixture of the sharp taste of the oysters and the leeks in the sauce combined perfectly with the fresh fish.

Proper sourdough has a mildly acetic smell and a slightly sharp taste.

At 32, he's experiencing the sharp taste of rejection.

They start the fermentation process that thickens the milk and gives it that sharp taste.

In its vast mouth were rows of sharp teeth that clashed behind the tip of his tail as he fled.

Never mind that it doesn’t have sharp teeth.

If these were the victors ringing bells, they had crushing boots, poisonous breath and horribly sharp teeth.

It had long sharp teeth for tearing prey and large clawed toes similar to those on modern ostriches and turkeys.

With large claws and sharp teeth, they can grow to 4ft long and run at up to 30mph.

It puts them to one side, to eat later, by impaling them on a sharp thorn or on barbed wire and sometimes builds up a grisly larder.

I would be grappling with sharp thorns and scratchy briars, attempting to persuade overgrown hedgerows to become neat, living, sheep-proof fences.

Then he turned his attention to his club's summer chequebook and the sharp thorns that his celebrated team have recently had to grasp.

Both birds instantly got caught in the sharp thorns and were immobilised.

Wear tough gloves to protect yourself from the sharp thorns.

Nervously pursuing a target of 140, they had stumbled to 78 for four on a pitch allowing sharp turn and occasional erratic bounce.

In 2001, aged 64, he took part in a triathlon, but fell off his bike taking a sharp turn.

It's then a sharp turn with an uphill exit.

It appears that containers came loose, causing it to list and sink after a sharp turn.

But then - for reasons which aren't entirely clear but can be surmised - the club took a sharp turn.

The walls bear witness to our emerging student culture — one of insatiable curiosity, intentionality and sharp wit.

He had a precise mind and a sharp wit and, as your obituary said, unshakable integrity and a dedication to truth, honesty and justice.

He possessed a sharp wit and an irrepressible sense of humour and was a celebrated raconteur and conversationalist within the sometimes overbearing corridors of academia.

He was not a particularly studious guy, but he had a sharp mind, a sharp wit, and a wonderful personality.

His sharp wit and unfailing sense of humour will be missed by all who knew him.