Sentence examples for far more acute from inspiring English sources
But Hatoum's eye proved to be far more acute than her attitude.
So the effects of reductions in direct government spend are far more acute for the social sciences.
In Italy, particularly in the south where the situation is far more acute, the female population is still expected, as Cella says, to be "the ultimate care-giver".
The involvement of large insurers in funding personal injury or employment claims has led to a far more acute understanding of the likely cost of simpler litigation.
Alison is not just Ben's foil, and Mr. Apatow recognizes that her confusion and anxiety are, ultimately, far more acute and consequential than Ben's.
And the problem is far more acute (closer to 18 percent) in urban areas like Philadelphia, where the state's black, Democratic-leaning voters are concentrated.
Yet this is far more than an acute debate play.
"Because of President Nixon's particular status in history, our exhibits get attention that is far more" — he paused — "acute".
The detection of CD61 intravascular platelets with IHC is far more sensitive to acute microthrombi in patients with LN compared with routine histologic methods.
Doctors seem to have already become far more cautious about prescribing for acute pain and limited prescribing for chronic pain to those for whom other approaches have failed.
