Sentence examples for it called a severe from inspiring English sources

The World Food Program trimmed rations to the hungry in Zimbabwe this month because of what it called "a severe funding crisis," the organization announced Tuesday.

Late Wednesday, the Israeli government announced an end to its moratorium on assassinations of Palestinian guerrilla leaders in Gaza as part of what it called a "severe and harsh" response to the rockets.

And Mr Agca, despite having what the Turkish authorities called "a severe personality disorder", seems well aware of it.

However, Connecticut lost the starting forward Kalana Greene with what team officials called a severe knee injury.

The 27-year-old was banned for what the BCB called a "severe attitude problem".

Wisnu has what doctors called a severe case of neurofibromatosis type 1.

At the age of twenty, J. S. Mill sank into what we would now call a severe depression.

Christians believe that all people are to varying degrees afflicted by what she calls a severe form of "perception disorder".

It calls for a severe curtailment in the revising chamber's powers, but for now his plan hangs suspended as a sword of Damocles over the red benches, an unveiled threat to them, should they continue rebelling.

Seeking to weaken the militants, it called for "severe restrictions" on civilians that included limitations on food.

Prime Minister Ariel Sharon called it a "severe, serious incident, and it must be dealt with quickly".