Sentence examples for has become severe from inspiring English sources
"The competition," Mr. Warsh said, "has become severe".
Cognitive impairment typically does not precede gait problems, they said, but when it does, or when dementia has become severe, the response to treatment is lessened.
Patients, too, need to be educated about the importance of early treatment of pain rather than gutting it out or waiting until it has become severe and chronic.
The erosion of west beach in Beidaihe has become severe in the recent years.
Thus, these plants would not be enough as a supplementary feed for the camel populations, as drought has become severe and more frequent than 50 years ago.
Lastly, I want to say, in no uncertain terms, that while the Sunday morning congregation in Garden Grove's Crystal Cathedral may be relatively sparse these days and its financial situation has become severe, it cannot be denied that the "Hour of Power" television show still inspires those millions of people around the world who have made this program a major source of spiritual strength.
By this time, the threat of damage to the paintings, through exposure to human-generated humidity and carbon dioxide, had become severe.
Argentina's problems have become severe enough that new loans are seen as having no more chance of success -- and maybe less chance -- than the last round agreed to during the final months of the Clinton administration.
"There's quite a favourable atmospheric set-up for severe thunderstorms on both days so there's quite a good chance that at least some of these thunderstorms would have become severe by the time they reach Sydney," bureau forecaster Rebecca Kamitakahara said.
As systems have grown more complex, the consequences of their unreliable behavior have become severe in terms of cost, effort, lives, etc., and the interest in assessing system reliability and the need for improving the reliability of products and systems have become very important.
