Sentence examples for adding to the severe from inspiring English sources

But the Israeli sanctions were also part of the tit-for-tat response to the Palestinians' successful bid last month to upgrade their status at the United Nations to that of a nonmember observer state — adding to the severe financial crisis in the Palestinian Authority.

But it will also add to the severe housing shortage in Britain and make official targets even more difficult to reach.

The health states were subsequently adjusted slightly to reflect the experience of patients better (e.g. the possibility of experiencing of blurred vision was added to the "severe" health state).

The sanctions have added to the severe economic problems the country is facing.

Migration of African-trained health workers to countries with higher health care worker densities adds to the severe shortage of health personnel in many African countries.

In what has been a dark month for cycling in the capital, two more people were seriously injured today – adding to the two taken to hospital after severe crashes yesterday.

A severe shortage of nurses is adding to the distress, Ms. Meyer said, as new state regulations actually require adding nurses.

Whenever serum phosphorus levels were added to the model, severe hypophosphtemia (<1.5 mg/dl), levels between 4 and 4.5 mg/dl, and especially levels above 4.5 mg/dl were associated with significant mortality.

The effects of icosahedral quasicrystalline (QC) AlCuFe or hcp Ti fine powders added to the zone of severe plastic deformation at the UIP process on microstructure, phase composition, microhardness of near-surface layers and damping properties of aluminum are studied.

Inhibition of the yet reduced DPD activity by 5-FU itself during subsequent days may lead to further reduction of 5-FU clearance and this may further add to the development of severe toxicity.

When we were calculating costs from the NHS perspective, these costs were added to the costs of all severe exacerbations with sick leave longer than 15 days (approximately 7% of all severe exacerbations).