Sentence examples for it represented a severe from inspiring English sources

They said it represented a severe blow to non-profit groups involved in issues such as the environment, public health and education, as well as human rights.

But she's also a British subject where it's totally unacceptable, and I find it represents a severe curtailment of her freedom".

In a keenly awaited ruling, France's highest administrative court, the Conseil d'Etat, today overturned the burkini ban because, the judges said, "it represents a severe and manifestly illegal threat to fundamental freedoms that are the freedom of coming and going, freedom of conscience and personal freedom".

Symbolically, it could have value for the family members of victims, as LWOP represented a severe sanction for the offender, showing the value of the victim by inflicting a never-ending punishment for the crime.

The number of individuals that were switched from LC to OC is low in comparison to the figures documented in other studies, and it may represent a severe source of bias in our study.

Based on the currently available data it could not be elucidated if the presence of anemia promotes further brain injury or if it represents a marker of severe illness.

Throughout Asia there are 50,000 cases reported annually and it is believed that this number represents a severe underreporting.

The surfaces or interfaces of a silicon substrate represent a severe discontinuity in its crystalline structure.

Stress contributes to several disabilities worldwide and as such represents a severe economical burden.

It is evident, however, that the extremely high mutation rate of the HIV-1 virus represents a severe problem for the development of an effective vaccine.

Blue represents a severe weather statement; orange means severe thunderstorm warning.