Sentence examples for it would be severe from inspiring English sources

It would be severe but not wholly inaccurate to say that Mourinho's strategy is to be as different as possible from the Italian.

When the season began in October, many experts feared that it would be severe, particularly among children, and health officials were unusually vigorous in urging Americans to be immunized.

His message was that Britain's fiscal plight the deficit this year is equivalent to 11.1% of GDP is even worse than previously thought; and that the remedies needed to fix it would be severe.

Tony Hayward, the CEO, insisted that the company still had "considerable firepower" to cover the financial fall-out from the disaster even while acknowledging that it would be "severe" and long-lasting.

Interestingly, only 62.1%% of their participants believed that rotavirus disease would be severe in an infant and only 24.3%% felt it would be severe in a child aged 1 5 years.

"It sounds like the situation there is severe, so it would be hard to imagine -- the thinking has been, why wouldn't the city want that kind of assistance?" In his speech, Bing criticized the state for evading two key forms of assistance: repaying the $220 million owed in revenue sharing to the city of Detroit, and helping the city collect income tax.

Black said "there is absolutely no evidence that the state of Ohio or its citizens will be harmed" by his ruling but that without it, the harm would be severe for two men who filed the lawsuit because it would strip them of the dignity and recognition given to opposite-sex couples.

The consequences of failure would be severe.

"The consequences for Britain would be severe.

The consequences of a large-scale raid would be severe.

The impact on European producers would be severe.