Sentence examples for becoming acute from inspiring English sources

Food shortages were also becoming acute.

With more than 40 recommendations from the UN committee against torture, the backlog is becoming acute.

It was mild at first, and intermittent, becoming acute after particularly large meals.

This state-sanctioned amnesia is becoming acute in some of our most deprived communities.

He went into opposition just when the controversy with the American colonies was becoming acute.

And in some sectors, such as the construction industry in Poland, a shortage of workers is becoming acute.

The quandary of what to do with the Sunni militias supported by the U.S. is becoming acute--the U.S. will stop payments to them this autumn, and the Iraqi government is unable or unwilling to absorb more than a handful into the police or army.

But public criticism of the refineries is becoming increasingly acute.

Now, the fears about Morgan Stanley are becoming especially acute.

"This problem is one which, if anything, is becoming more acute over time.

But there is a shortage of talent, and it is becoming more acute in the United States.