Sentence examples for call severe from inspiring English sources

"We've had what we call severe icing this year," Mr. Glasgow said.

At the government's orders, police have responded with relative restraint despite what they call severe provocation.

The weather on the morning of Sunday, May 1st, was a springtime glory: crisp, sunny, infinite blue skies––the sort of conditions that pilots call "severe clear".

In the remote town of Dogon Doutchi, near the Nigerian border, we saw with heartbreaking clarity what doctors call severe acute malnutrition.

Their main defect, what psychologists call "severe emotional detachment" — a total lack of empathy and remorse — is concealed, and harder to describe than the symptoms of schizophrenia or bipolar disorder.

It has been called Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, or SARS.

She had an advanced condition called severe mitral regurgitation and needed a valve replacement.

The storm ranked a 4, called severe, on the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's scale of 1-5 scale for geomagnetic effects.

The Core Disruptive Accident (CDA), which is also called severe accident, is meaningful for the research and development (R&D) work of LFRs.

The respiratory infection, called severe acute respiratory syndrome, is a pneumonia-like illness that causes a high fever, breathing problems and coughing.

There is no official name for this syndrome, though it is often called "severe" or "pathological" blushing, and no one knows how many people have it.