Sentence examples for bit more severe from inspiring English sources

The green complexes are a little bit more severe at Oak Hill.

Adjusted for inflation, and using 12-month periods, the maximum decline was 11.4 percent, just a bit more severe than the 11.3 percent fall recorded in the double-dip recessions of the early 1980s.

He transformed the apartment's architecture from what he called "sweetly traditional" to "30's or 40's glam" by replacing the old moldings with something a bit more severe, laying down a dark mahogany floor to contrast with the pale walls and enlarging the doorway into the living room to exaggerate the room's scale.

I've just had some that are a bit more severe than others".

The incident is vaguely reminiscent of TechCrunch editor Sarah Lacy's recent baboon attack in Rwanda, although in Siebel's case the consequences were a bit more severe than a psychological trauma.

The second problem, of course, is that a failure to raise the debt ceiling will spawn a default crisis and economic Armageddon -- and the political fallout from that would probably be a wee bit more severe than a mere government shutdown.

When him and Nasser started, the situation of the team was very different, and needed a bit more of a severe control.

Start a rehab program after you are feeling better, probably a bit longer for more severe injuries.

The measure shows less severe destitution, but a bit more overall poverty; fewer poor children, but more poor people over 65.

"They might think 'No one got hurt,' or 'Everyone does it.' The next time, they feel fine about doing something a little bit worse the next time and then commit more severe unethical actions".

The financial system is vulnerable to more severe problems, but the credit squeeze has eased a bit since the administration's bailout was proposed.