Sentence examples for dangerously severe from inspiring English sources

In its enfeebled state, Eurocrats now concede, more harsh deficit-cutting may cause a dangerously severe recession.

Apart from the prospect of the automatic cuts, some Republicans have already criticized the administration's planned reductions as dangerously severe.

But when my friend and her husband met their 6-month-old son for the first time in an orphanage in Kazakhstan, he was dangerously underweight from severe malnourishment.

Anorexia is particularly devastating; short of death, which can result from heart failure (which killed the singer Karen Carpenter at age 32 and the Boston ballerina Heidi Guenther at age 22), chronic starvation can cause severe osteoporosis, dangerously low blood pressure and damage to the kidneys and liver.

Also, stored chlorides may become dangerously low in periods of severe vomiting and diarrhea and in diseases that produce severe alkalosis, an accumulation of base or loss of acid in the body.

Symptoms include dangerously high fever and such severe joint pain that patients become immobile; shaking hands is too painful.

The former Yugoslav president, Slobodan Milosevic, suffers from severe heart disease and dangerously high blood pressure, and needs medical treatment and less work in court, the United Nations war crimes tribunal announced today.

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If a person's blood pressure suddenly reaches dangerously high levels, they are likely to experience severe anxiety, shortness of breath, excruciating headaches and dizziness.

But he stressed that as those surveyed would be the first paediatricians to assess such children, especially out of hours, they needed to know how to spot dangerously underweight children and teenagers and signs of severe complications.

Most dangerously, bullying and harassment can create serious mental health concerns that create a feedback loop of alienation that can result in severe depression and suicide.