Sentence examples for acutely because of from inspiring English sources
"Then I felt the emptiness more acutely because of the beautiful memory," she said.
Krukowski is a fantastic observer; I often think of the ideas he articulates in "Ways of Hearing," and I feel like I perceive the world a little more acutely because of listening to it.
In addition, tumour hypoxia can also occur acutely because of transient occlusion, narrowing of vessels, arteriolar vasomotion and variation in red cell traffic patterns.
See Table 1 and Figure 3. Women with high risk pregnancies who are transferred acutely because of the likelihood of imminent delivery do not all deliver immediately.
Furthermore, although women consume alcohol at lower levels than men, their body composition puts them at higher risk than men of developing some alcohol-related problems, both acutely (because of higher blood alcohol levels from a given amount of alcohol ) and chronically (from alcohol-related organ damage).
"We would be very concerned about a quake of this magnitude anywhere in the world, but it is especially devastating in Haiti, where people are acutely vulnerable because of poor infrastructure and extreme poverty," said Edward Brown, World Vision's relief director in the United States.
Education is acutely compromised because of political tensions between students, and since January some 4,000 have lost their school material due to violence.
One Serious Adverse Event (SAE) occurred: A 53-year old woman was acutely hospitalised because of perforation of the small intestine after swallowing fish bones.
South Korea and Japan already feel the threat acutely because North Korea has demonstrated the use of shorter-ranger missiles, and the US fears that a missile capable of reaching the West Coast isn't far away.
I see patients who are acutely disturbed, suffering because of our inability to provide them with appropriate care.
At Erasmus, perhaps the lack of money has been acutely felt simply because of the status the school enjoys in Brooklyn.
