Sentence examples for a really severe from inspiring English sources
"But if the United States has a really severe recession, that is going to crush oil prices.
"This has all the makings of a really severe drought," said Stephen Gwynne-Vaughan, CARE's director in Kenya.
"The risks of things actually getting worse and us going into a really severe recession are high.
"During the 1990s and the early 2000s, we went 13 years with a really severe drought out here," he said.
"Debt has a really severe effect on children," says Sam Royston, head of policy at the Children's Society.
"We are going to keep a really severe eye on the North Korean ships," Taro Kono, a governing party member of Japan's Parliament, said in an interview.
"It was like a really, really severe kind of stinging.
"This is really a historical blunder with really severe consequences".
If pain is really severe, see a doctor and make sure you don't have any cysts.
"A few bad ones, but nothing really severe". All that changed in 1990 when she put the house on the market.
I'm not always comfortable going into a room maybe if somebody has really severe disability, and if they can't talk or they're really upset or… I don't know what else to say.
