Sentence examples for a fairly severe from inspiring English sources

His sister, Ellie, has a fairly severe mental disability: she is 14 but has a mental age of five.

A fairly severe cough racked him now and again and when it did he grabbed his sore rib and doubled over.

Death rates from flu and pneumonia have soared well above those of the last few years, confirming that this will be a fairly severe flu season, figures released Friday by federal health officials show.

But the transition may even be tougher for Mr. Villaraigosa, a mayor who described himself as someone with a "fairly severe case" of attention deficit disorder, a self-diagnosis that will not draw any quarrel from the people around him.

We also have here a fairly severe application of Occam's razor.

Some tenants may go bankrupt, others may walk away from leases, but, says Slatin, fears of a fairly severe downturn seem already to be baked into the share price.

Simulation results show that in a dynamic and fairly severe multipath environment, the proposed approach achieves simultaneously instantaneous accurate multipath channel estimation and significant multipath tracking errors reduction in both code delay and carrier phase.

"When I'd been editor," Foer recalled in a phone interview with The Slant, "especially in the last couple years, it had gone through a period of fairly severe austerity.

Other baseline characteristics (including percent-predicted FEV1 of about 40%) indicate a population with fairly severe disease (based on GOLD [Global Initiative for Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease] guidelines in effect at study initiation).

Back in 1519, Hernando Cortés, a foreigner with some fairly severe ideas about law enforcement, came to clean up this city, vowing to "chastise evildoers" and to ban "human sacrifice and robbery".

It was difficult because "relationships with businessmen would tend to be somewhat formal and guarded" and because it was "doubtful" if a woman could stand the "fairly severe strains".