Sentence examples for a particularly acute form from inspiring English sources

7 Another recent study emphasises that the crisis has manifested in a particularly acute form in households with children, causing a greater decline and social exclusion than in households with no children.

The problem of the relation between religion and art is posed in a particularly acute way when reference is made to religious art as a special form of the aesthetic.

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.

In Texas, as an investigation by The Chicago Tribune showed last week, inept legal defense work is a particularly acute problem.

While many municipalities -- and the county itself -- are struggling with budget shortfalls, New Rochelle is feeling a particularly acute pinch this year.

However, it may be a particularly acute problem in South Korea because of the country's nearly universal Internet access.

A particularly acute concern for the UK government is the British accent heard from Foley's masked killer.

The EVI1 ecotropic virus integration site 1) gene codes for a zinc-finger transcription factor, whose transcriptional activation leads to a particularly aggressive form of acute myeloid leukaemia (AML).

Mrs Gorbachev died on Monday after a two-month battle against a rare and acute form of leukaemia.