Sentence examples for growing severe from inspiring English sources

For many refugees from the violence, food shortages are growing severe.

The new Indian government's solution to the spectre of growing severe water scarcity is the $168bn£113bnbNationalnal River Linking Project, which will link 30 rivers with 15,000km of canals.

Meanwhile, his appearance has grown severe.

Her chest pain worsened, and her breathlessness grew severe.

The paper relied heavily on the Manchester Evening News for financial support, and in the mid-60s the threat to the paper's future grew severe enough for the chairman of the company, Laurence Scott, to approach the Times to discuss the possibility of a merger.

At times, they can grow severe, bringing gusty winds, small hail, and torrential rain, and an occasional tornado.

The effects are cumulative, growing more severe with time.

Climate-change estimates are sharpening, too, and growing more severe.

"The economic emergency is growing more severe," Mr. Obama said just before the afternoon meeting began.

In the arid western regions of the United States, which depend on irrigation for growing plants, severe water shortages could occur.

Southern Sudan's famine, instigated by the government in Khartoum and made worse by the indifference and incompetence of the rebel movement, is growing more severe.