Sentence examples for matter severe from inspiring English sources
As former health service psychologists, we both had valued colleagues and trusted superiors who suffered from a variety of chronic illnesses, such as bipolar disorder or recurrent depression (or, for that matter, severe diabetes).
Reasons for exclusion were lack of age related changes in white matter, severe illnesses (cardiac, hepatic, or renal failure, cancer or other relevant systemic diseases), unrelated neurological diseases, leukoencephalopathy of non-vascular origin (immunological-demyelinating, metabolic, toxic, infectious, other), and severe psychiatric disorders.
No matter how severe, how austere, the Arctic may seem in our imaginations, it is almost unbelievably fragile, as are many of the species newly exposed under what is now open water.
"Exercise is an important adjunct to pharmacological therapy, and it does not matter how severe the depression — exercise works equally well for people with moderate or severe depression," wrote Ms. Muth, who is pursuing a medical degree at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
"No matter how severe it is," Bowers explains, "we can always find the clitoris".
No punishment, no matter how severe, is going to bring their loved one back and so is never enough.
To make matters worse, under Mr. Immelt and his predecessor, John F. Welch Jr., G.E. was the kind of business that did not surprise investors and delivered what it had promised, no matter how severe the economic headwinds.
School officials do not need a warrant or probable cause to search a student's locker or backpack, nor are they required to give a Miranda warning prior to an interrogation, no matter how severe the offense.
A substance affects a person physically in a way that a behavior simply cannot: no matter how severe your trichotillomania, you're not introducing something new to your bloodstream.
She is wary of the tendency in our culture to sugarcoat the experience of living with a handicapped family member as "a blessing," no matter how severe the impairment or how traumatic the impact upon the family.
