Sentence examples for it extremely severe from inspiring English sources

The Russian soccer federation said it would accept the punishment announced Tuesday but that it considered it "extremely severe".

When I lift something the 'wrong' way, it becomes extremely severe sciatica.

But there it's an extremely severe problem … Men in Afghanistan have half the schooling of women in the world.

"But even if you don't, if you are realistic about the potential gains of a Brexit, they will be dwarfed by the damage that will be done by the run-up to the referendum and the aftermath – because that will last for a few years and it will be extremely severe".

When Raynaud's phenomenon (episodic cold-induced colour changes of the fingers) occurs in the context of scleroderma, it can be extremely severe, leading to ulceration and sometimes gangrene.

As a result, the commission imposed what it regarded as an extremely severe penalty.

Dr Cotgreave added: "The UK needs to drive down the costs of to industry of investing in research, so we welcome the fact that research tax credits will be slightly more generous, but the failure of the UK to attract investment in research is extremely severe - it fell in the UK last year while it rose in other industrialised nations.

"Elpida is Japan's only DRAM maker, and it has been hit by extremely severe conditions amid the global economic slump, despite its superior technology," the trade minister, Toshihiro Nikai, said Tuesday.

It is shown that, although extremely severe conditions exist (high sound pressure level, high temperatures, turbulent flow, etc)., a linear theory can predict the noise level at the output of the exhaust systems with a surprisingly good accuracy when the transfer matrix is known.

It can be relatively mild or extremely severe and debilitating — or anywhere along the spectrum.

i.e., the epistemist, because it would lead to embracing an extremely severe form of skepticism.