Sentence examples for become particularly acute from inspiring English sources

In Spain, demographers say that the need for foreign workers will become particularly acute.

The challenge has become particularly acute as big investors become more discerning with their money.

In all, £20 billion will be supplied at three-month maturities, where strains have once again become particularly acute.

The financial woes have become particularly acute in Buffalo's schools, which do not have independent taxing authority and must depend on the city for its revenue.

But lately, the problem has become particularly acute, leading to a rash of complaints and tense meetings between President Lucio Gutiérrez and the general managers of several companies.

The deputy president of the Union of Students in Ireland, Kevin Donoghue, said the problem has become particularly acute in Dublin.

But the tension between the city and Albany became particularly acute this year.

The problems became particularly acute after Mrs. King suffered a stroke and heart attack in August 2005.

This problem became particularly acute with the adoption of free trade agreements beginning in the early 1990s.

Problems became particularly acute in recent months, as May sales reports came in for 2001's games.

The calls for Apple to disclose suppliers became particularly acute after a series of deaths and accidents in recent years.