Sentence examples for acutely said from inspiring English sources

The school feels the loss of common space acutely, said Antonio Pérez, its president.

This blight is precisely why Mumbai needs to be dissected so acutely, said Leena Chandran Wadia of the Observer Research Foundation, the think tank that organized the roundtable on raising the city's global profile.

And because they spend a relatively large share of their operating expenses on labor, restaurants may feel the effect of rising pay most acutely, said Ken Jacobs, the chair of Berkeley's labor center.

But Governor Pataki -- and the mayor as well -- are acutely aware, said health care policy experts, that polls show most New Yorkers, particularly in prosperous times, believe that every person ought to be insured.

"The atVenu platform will work for any type of live event, but the music industry is a large market who feels the pain we address most acutely," he said.

"I am on my fourteenth trip to Chad, and in not one of those trips did I come away without having seen babies that were acutely malnourished," said Ms. Farrow, holding a recovering infant in her arms.

The key is that the mixture of bubbles and liquid becomes acutely compressible, says John Hegseth, a physicist at the University of New Orleans in Louisiana who took part in the experiment.

The H@N co-ordinators felt this change most acutely, one saying simply: "It has given me my job back" (H@N co-ordinator) "It has given me my job back" (H@N co-ordinator) Other co-ordinators were similarly enthused to be released from overwhelming administrative duties: "The system required you to be on the computer all the time.

"It was the right time," she said, acutely aware that time is precious.

Those considerations, however, were apparently lost on Mr. Arafat, who felt acutely humiliated, officials said.

"Spread the wealth around: We will focus acutely on that," said Steve Schmidt, Mr. McCain's chief strategist.