Sentence examples for acute with from inspiring English sources
"acute with" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to describe a strong or intense feeling or situation. Example: Her fear was acute with every step she took into the dark, deserted street.
The hurdles are particularly acute with wind.
O passion, doest thou grow more acute with discipline?
The pressures on the government are especially acute with elections only six months away.
The problems were especially acute with the Saudis, who had previously been reluctant to share evidence.
Jagr has had to adapt to the changes, which have been particularly acute with the Rangers.
The impact on disabled people is acute with families left for months without support.
This was particularly acute with Britain and France, which have a handful of citizens among the detainees, officials said.
The efficiency problem is especially acute with the most tried-and-proven technique, using mirrors arrayed in long troughs.
Here in dry northwest Texas, the problem is particularly acute, with declines of at least three times the average.
This has always been a problem, of course, but it's grown more acute with the economic downturn.
Plasma pseudocholinesterase level appeared to be very low, consistent with acute intoxication with organophosphate insecticide.
