Sentence examples for feeling acute from inspiring English sources
"It's still lingering in a few areas, but there aren't any places right now feeling acute drought".
Dr Clifford Mann, president of the College of Emergency Medicine, says hospitals are feeling acute pressure over accident and emergency units, in part because these are often inadequately funded under the system through which the government finances healthcare.
BRUSSELS — A deteriorating economy in the European Union is expected to drive unemployment to new highs this year in countries including Spain and Portugal that already are feeling acute pain, the Union's top economics official warned on Friday.
A deteriorating economy in the European Union is expected to drive unemployment to new highs this year in countries including Spain and Portugal that already are feeling acute pain, the Union's top economics official warned on Friday.
I will not be the only reader to finish this book feeling acute loss that Stanley Ann Dunham, who died of cancer at 52 before her son's first run for any office, is not around to behold and explain the man he has become.
This approach could improve drug absorption, known to be impaired in severe HIV disease, and possibly adherence, as many patients report feeling acute hunger after starting ART [ 46], probably reflecting a profound catabolic state induced by severe HIV infection, which abruptly reverses with ART.
If the feeling is acute enough, you may lobby for a promotion and a raise.
The worst part, he said, was that empty feeling, most acute on the afternoon drives to Shea Stadium, the neighborhood park that was jumping before he started working there.
What we are feeling is acute disappointment that someone so revered in the metal world would prove himself to be such an ignorant arsehole.
Now the fear is that Hong Kong will be "marginalised": that China will not meddle enough.Nowhere is this feeling more acute than in the financial markets.
The following morning there was a feeling of acute dislocation as one watched the corporate guests wolfing down free food in the start village and groups of cyclists sitting at tables trying to come to terms with the loss of one of their own.
