| Once a cutting-edge alternative to stale imports and bland domestic beers, Sam Adams now is just another craft beer on a cluttered shelf. |
| Glasgow might be the perceived cradle of cutting-edge art, but Edinburgh is no longer the staid sister it once was. |
| Both were meant to show cutting-edge technology, but now they are extremely campy, outdated relics of yesteryear and just a plum bad idea. |
| Green chemistry uses cutting-edge technology to minimize the environmental impact of chemical processes, manufacturing and waste. |
| Growing numbers of arts centres have added to the vibrant, cutting-edge spirit of a city that is also remarkably crime-free. |
| Running the two words of its title together isn't enough to make it a cutting-edge cyberspace era publication. |
