Sentence examples for acute pass from inspiring English sources

Shrugging players off when he is in full flow, and an eye for the acute pass, the former MK Dons star is blossoming into a top player.

Law's acute pass sent Shiels through on goal and the midfielder used the outside of his boot to cleverly beat Smith with a composed finish.

Perhaps inspired by that shot, Radwanska reached deeper into her arsenal of knifing slices and acute passing shots as the third set wore on, dictating play for the first time and hitting more winners (15) in the short third set as she had in the first two combined.

In disaster response, the end of the first 72 hours is often considered an inflection point: the unofficial moment when the most acute phase passes, the odds of finding trapped survivors plunge and the relief effort tends to really pick up steam.

"The 'fellowship of the lifeboat' will be harder to maintain as the acute crisis passes".

Women tell of such acute pain that they pass out.

After the acute phase of a disaster passes, advocates need to effectively research and understand what drives displaced girls to get married.

A repeated admission implies that the patient passes from an acute phase to another acute phase or worse.

Lennon ties this emotion particularly to parenthood ("There was no way to know what actions had which results, whether all of it was her fault, or none of it"), but it becomes only more acute with the passing of time.

Another sign that a period of acute crisis has passed — for now, at least — will be the absence of Christine Lagarde, the managing director of the I.M.F., which with the European Commission and the European Central Bank makes up the so-called troika that has already overseen bailouts for Greece, Ireland and Portugal.

Because acute infection invariably passes undetected, however, the precise age of acquisition is unknown.