Sentence examples similar to a more acute danger from inspiring English sources

The decision reflected regional sensitivity over the fact that Central American migrants face even more acute dangers when they attempt to reach the United States, and have no special arrangements letting them across the border even if they make it.

But whether he should be doing this has recently become a more acute question.

No artist anywhere has been a more acute social observer than Francisco Goya (1746-1828).

"In the rural areas, that's a more acute problem.

No More Deaths has a more acute concern: while the discussion continues, people are dying.

A more acute problem for multinational corporations is changes on China's media scene.

And Mr. Conley shows himself to be a much more acute observer than analyst.

This is an especially acute danger because our sensory desires always respond automatically and effortlessly to their appropriate objects, while our moral motivations are more selective.

Fuel in the area remains critically dry, posing an especially acute danger when the winds pick up.

We have admonished that “[p]unitive damages pose an acute danger of arbitrary deprivation of property.

Perhaps an even more acute challenge is water.