Sentence examples for beyond severe from inspiring English sources
A good place to start is talking up the idea that there are mechanisms beyond severe budget cuts to eliminate sovereign debt.
Coronary artery bypass surgery is used to restore adequate blood flow to the heart muscle beyond severe atheromatous obstruction in the main coronary arteries.
Edesia was sending its products to agencies in Haiti, the World Food Program among them, but what interested Salem most was the prospect of using ready-to-use foods to address conditions beyond severe malnutrition.
Because the reality is that during the mid-20th century and beyond, severe religious, social and familial stigmas against unwed motherhood were the norm far beyond Ireland.
The second Plan (1998 2003) expanded the policy focus beyond severe mental illness to more common mild and moderately severe forms of mental disorder [ 11].
In fact, even beyond severe immunodeficiency, individuals with CD4 cell counts between 350 500 cells/mm were found to have a three times higher incidence rate of AIDS events than those with CD4 cell counts >500 cells/mm.
Instead, these women, like all the exes, are summed up in only a few skeletal lines of words and ink and thus have no persona, no life, beyond their severe self-doubt, anxieties and paranoia over their relationships.
But we have evolved a cruel paradox; our brains can imagine an infinite world far beyond the severe limits of our senses.
These levels are around the so-called "biological threshold" for CO tolerance in humans (15 20% COHb), i.e. the levels which in the majority of cases are not detrimental, but beyond which severe CO-mediated injury is likely [27].
The challenges to arctic plant life go beyond the severe winter cold temperatures very short growing season, common summer frosts, strong winds and low light quality are limiting conditions to plant growth.
For ram velocities beyond 4.5 mm/min, severe shear bands consisting of successive translucent and opaque bands were observed, accompanied on the top surface by more or less pronounced periodic waves.
