Sentence examples for a particularly acute case from inspiring English sources

But even by the standards of the country that gave us Proust (a bedridden neurasthenic) and Sartre (the author of "Nausea"), Michel Houellebecq represents a particularly acute case.

As Monday hangovers go, it looks like the former Top Gear team of Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May are experiencing a particularly acute case following the final show in their live tour at the O2 on Sunday night.

The Greek problem is important for the world, because the country has a particularly acute case of a common financial disease: debts that are too large to be serviced by its current incomes.

Lenny had an especially acute case of middle-class angst.

In America, we have an especially acute case of baby Jesus mania.

Hillary Clinton would likely be doing better against McCain than Obama among women right now, but it is hard to make the case with the latest results that Obama begins with a particularly acute problem with white women.

RICO has had a particularly acute impact in the securities industry, where it is undermining the carefully crafted Federal statutes and accompanying case law that have been developed over the years.

Disruptive technologies pose a particularly acute threat to the power of national governments and ordinary citizens.

This administrative confidence appeals to aspirational, knowledge-economy Scots in a particularly acute way.

His political features were a particularly acute reflection on their times.

Huffington is a particularly acute reminder of how much things have changed.