Sentence examples for grew acute from inspiring English sources

On the morning of the men's 10,000-meter finals, the symptoms grew acute.

Dewey's issues grew acute last year after it missed its earnings targets.

This reliance on foreign energy sources grew acute in the past year.

But he was in a war zone, working under difficult circumstances, and NBC would have looked better sticking by him than it did giving him up as soon as criticism grew acute.

"They sort of feel like, 'Why don't you love my adorable little dog?' " The controversy grew acute over the winter, when officials in the Village of East Hampton floated the idea of cutting back the hours for dogs on the beach — say, from 7 p.m. to 8 a.m. in the high season.

This spring the controversy grew acute when it was revealed that Paige Patterson, the president of an SBC seminary and a major figure in the denomination, lied about how he handled a student's rape allegation and had a history of counseling women in domestic abuse situations to stay with their husbands.

But it came with problems as well as benefits; some of those problems have grown acute.

By 2003, the national telemarketing crisis had grown acute enough to warrant bipartisanship.

The imbalances in the revenues of baseball's haves and have-nots have grown acute over the last decade.

Dr. Antonia Trichopoulou, a professor of epidemiology at the University of Athens Medical School, said the problem had grown acute with the spread of supermarkets and, especially, convenience foods.

The problem has grown acute over the years as the number of priests and nuns dwindle, their places filled by laypeople.