Sentence examples for more acute when from inspiring English sources
Betrayal is more acute when wrapped in pious rhetoric.
"Love is made more acute when it requires exertion".
The problem becomes even more acute when retirement ages are increased.
The problem, of course, is even more acute when it comes to historical figures.
The problem is even more acute when dealing with multivariable systems.
The problem becomes more acute when we being to think about retrofitting such schemes to large bodies of legacy information.
Winning changes everything but the transformative powers of golf's greatest event never seemed more acute than when watching Europe's Ryder Cup players disappear into the night to celebrate the defeat of the USA at Celtic Manor.
The issue may become even more acute next year when Microsoft and Sony are rumoured to unveil next-generation versions of their consoles capable of more detailed graphics.
However, the feeling had never been more acute than when the Founders were given their name.
Awareness of my mortality is never more acute than when I hear of a loved one's death.
The need for starting pitching got more acute Thursday, when Jason Vargas spurned a three-year offer from the Angels for a four-year contract from the Kansas City Royals.
