Sentence examples for issue more acute from inspiring English sources

And the proliferation of smartphones, meaning everyone carries the internet in their pocket, makes the issue more acute.

Europe's budget austerity has made the immigration issue more acute, especially as youth unemployment is widespread.

Today, the cost issue is more acute, the president is more popular, the Democrats have more seats in Congress, and the Republicans are more fractured.

He said air pollution had become one of the most serious threats to public health, an issue made more acute by the recent revelations that VW subverted emissions tests on some of its diesel cars.

This issue becomes more acute when monitoring forest biomass over time, as rapid radial increments of buttresses will compound the overestimation of biomass increase [29].

However, the issue becomes more acute with everyday aesthetics because our daily experience is permeated by sensory experiences and bodily activities.

This issue becomes more acute when monitoring forest biomass over time, as rapid radial increments of buttresses will compound the overestimation of biomass increase [ 29].

Although this issue is more acute for developing countries, developed countries face similar problems of staff shortages and unequal distribution across their territories [ 7- 11].

But the issues are more acute for physician-scientists, for several reasons.

These issues are more acute when data are collected by multiple sensors and/or using various features.

In many cases these issues are more acute in the tech industry, a traditionally male-dominated field.