Sentence examples for has labeled severe from inspiring English sources
Many doctors have called for more public warnings of the dangers posed by what the World Health Organization has labeled severe acute respiratory syndrome, or SARS.
The National Institute of Mental Health has labeled severe depression the nation's No. 1 mental health disorder, affecting as much as 5percentt of the population at any given time.
In meetings with Mr. Annan earlier on Thursday, the Sudanese authorities had insisted that the situation in Darfur, which the United Nations has labeled the world's most severe human crisis, had been greatly overblown.
With its severe and growing problems with traffic jams, Mumbai certainly sets an international benchmark for what the Economist has labelled "traffic bedlam".
The Governor has labelled it "patently unconstitutional".
A random sample of 111 patients meeting inclusion criteria was reviewed by the study team, resulting in 64 patients with confirmed severe sepsis after structured physician review; 61/93 (65.6%) were among those identified in using the administrative records as having sepsis, and 3/18 (16.7%) were among those who had not been labeled as severe sepsis using the administrative-record based approach.
The severe economic crisis now gripping the United States -- and hence the entire world -- has been labeled by the Paper of Record as the "financial equivalent of 9/11".
For these reasons, diabetes has been labelled "one of the most common, severe, and costly diseases" [ 4].
