The phrase "any sort of severe" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when discussing various types of severity in a context where you want to emphasize that you are referring to any kind of serious situation or condition.
Example: "We should avoid any sort of severe weather conditions when planning our outdoor event."
Alternatives: "any kind of serious" or "any type of severe".
* Among the least happy, common factors were unemployment, divorce and any sort of severe ill health.
Of course, a good hedge for stock owners would be to merely buy some VIX futures (VIX is a sentiment gauge where the key ratios are puts to calls, and measures of implied volatility for broad indexes), for they would surely rocket upward in any sort of severe market decline.
The gloominess is reflected in the music: Ipso make a sort of severe and minimalist psychedelic garage rock".
Mark Harvey says he is still 'shaking the tree' to see how many people are suffering from the sort of severe withdrawal symptoms afflicting Jenny Stanaway.
The sort of severe Tourette's you see on – and which makes good – television, with extreme tics and inappropriate verbal outbursts.
If, however, the problem is straightforward racism among its core vote, the government could be in the sort of severe political trouble that warrants the hands-on involvement of the prime minister.
If you look at the past sort of severe bear markets, we had one starting with the crashes in '29 where the Dow fell 89percentt and it took to the early 50's to regain that level.
While few people in the northern part of the country have been sunbathing in January and February, we did not see the sort of severe snowstorms or sub-zero weather that typically leads to a few days without work in at least part of the region.
In his ruling prior to the execution, US District Judge Gregory Frost suggested he could see no convincing evidence of a "substantial risk" that McGuire would suffer the sort of "severe pain" that might represent a breach of the constitutional prohibition of "cruel and unusual punishment".
My biggest fear is that true madness is around the corner; the sort of severe illness from which there is no return.
"But Africa is particularly challenging because leaders in many countries, at provincial and local level, have a severe allergy to any sort of criticism," Noorlander added.
