Sentence examples similar to a most acute problem from inspiring English sources

The most acute problem at this time was a shortage of atebrin.

We found that the most acute problem created by EGFR inhibition is to provide a sufficient energy supply to the cells.

Specifically, we find that the most acute problem created by EGFR inhibition is to provide a sufficient energy supply to the proliferating and metabolizing transformed cells.

Security, the most acute problem, has been slowly improving.

The most acute problem these days comes from the ethnic Albanian guerrillas.

The most acute problem for Mr. Bush so far has been with military spending.

What Ishiguro means is the most acute problem in this book.

He said lack of money was the group's most acute problem.

But the financial crisis is the most acute problem facing the administration, one it will not be able to play down.

Contrary to Trump's baseless suggestion that the most acute problem is massive voter fraud, the real issue is voter access.

The most acute problem for the recent generations of Muslim immigrants to France is that the proclaimed universalism of republican values, and in particular laïcité, can very quickly resemble the "civilising mission" of colonialism.