Sentence examples for acutely feel from inspiring English sources

In this latest phase of the downturn, the bank said, consumers are now starting to acutely feel the pinch of wage cuts and layoffs.

"European and American companies and investors acutely feel the need to understand the market better and are actively looking for suppliers, customers and potential business partners in the region," said David Legg, managing director for Europe and Asia of the Gerson Lehrman Group, which puts regional and industrial experts in touch with investors.

Price freezes and delivering better child and social care will offer real relief, but the middle classes are exposed to a spike in interest rates, and acutely feel the burden of taxation, which may have to rise if we don't cut spending.

Throughout his career as both a top national political strategist and a television executive, Mr. Ailes has exhibited an unmatched ability to tap into the resentments and insecurities of white working-class Americans who acutely feel the effects of a changing country.

Readers may not want to know all the ups and downs of Ms. Nafisi's relationships with her relatives, which are chronicled here in minute detail, but there is a cumulative power to her account, so that by the time her father entrusts her with the care of her aging mother in Tehran (he has left to begin a new life with another woman), we acutely feel the emotional weight of this responsibility.

Finally, Resnicow is brutally honest about his experience in pitching Rexly to many investors and the challenge with iOS distribution, a pain point many app makers acutely feel.

It was Mr. Bucklin who acutely felt a loss.

India's rebuff of the administration has been acutely felt.

His presence was acutely felt at the conference.

Gerrard's absence will be acutely felt off the pitch.

But these changes in tastes and style are acutely felt by classical musicians.