Sentence examples for it acutely from inspiring English sources

And though the festival has its own donors, the current financial pinch is affecting it acutely: on Tuesday evening listeners who attended the free concert were urged to put a dollar in a basket that was passed through the audience during the intermission.

China's possession of a huge Muslim territory in Xinjiang makes it acutely conscious of the threat of Islamist extremism both to its own territory and to former Soviet Central Asia.

They found it acutely embarrassing.

The Administration's defiance of conventional standards of probity makes it acutely vulnerable to ethical scandal.

When you've been through it yourself, you feel it acutely for other people.

He argued that Championship clubs without parachute payments or rich backers find it acutely difficult to compete.

Google admitted in May that it had collected "payload data" – information transmitted over a network when users log on – and said it was "acutely aware" it had failed to earn the public's trust over the incident.

It is acutely aware that it is competing with its neighbours, at Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok, and that it has to invest heavily to stay on top.

"It became acutely clear what it means for a child to lose its father".

Technically, the government is not obligated to seek parliamentary approval of executive decisions, but it is acutely aware that it needs to maintain a high degree of transparency in these deals and avoid the appearance of impropriety.

This applies across the strategic board, as it were, but it applies acutely in HR, for while attention has focused on access to drugs like Anti-Retrovirals, the human resource will also be needed to administer those drugs.