Sentence examples for more serious forms from inspiring English sources

But in eastern Europe they live with more serious forms of abuse.

The title isn't great: the name seems to imply more serious forms of hunger than are in fact intended.

There are no treatments for mitochondrial diseases, which affect about 1 in 6,500 babies in the more serious forms.

More serious forms of panoramic painting are exemplified in Chinese Buddhist sanctuary frescoes, Asian hand scrolls, Dürer's watercolour townscapes, Andrey Rublyov's 14th-century mural of Moscow, and Uccello's original sequence of three panels depicting the Battle of San Romano.

And while other publications have used the revenues created by their sensational material to support more serious forms of journalism, HuffPo continues to do very little original reporting (though the site recently created an "investigative fund").

The biotechnology industry is taking aim at psoriasis, a chronic disease that affects an estimated seven million Americans and, in its more serious forms, is far more physically and psychologically devastating than the mere cosmetic disease it is often thought to be.

The more serious form is inhalation anthrax.

But a new global opinion poll shows another, perhaps more serious form of damage: falling public support for capitalism.

How does a person know if he or she has a more serious form of the illness?

The first case of pulmonary anthrax, a much more serious form of infection, in the metropolitan region was confirmed earlier this week in a postal worker from near Trenton.

About 300,000 Americans have scleroderma, including 100,000 with the more serious form, said Dr. Daniel E. Furst, professor of rheumatology at the University of California, Los Angeles.