Sentence examples for more severe a from inspiring English sources

The best that scientists can do is give an estimate of how much more likely, or more severe, a particular weather event will become as the climate changes.

"We are more motivated because our needs are more severe," a Lithuanian official retorts.Political power matters almost as much as the nuclear kind.

The researchers found that the more severe a person's breathing problems at night, the greater the likelihood of dying from cancer.

Since warmer air temperatures lead to increased evaporation, future droughts are likely to be that much more severe, a fact that's obviously not much comfort to farmers now trying to decide what to plant.

"When students were quote-unquote not qualified to receive services, the psychologists made children sound more severe," a former therapist, said on the condition of anonymity to preserve his ability to remain in the field.

The worst case is even more severe: a drastic change in our environment that could see heat stress in some areas surpass the limits of human tolerance, leaving as the legacy of our generation an unimaginably different and more dangerous world for our children and grandchildren.

We found that the more severe an individual's problem gambling, the more they spent on loot boxes.

As the power drains become more severe, an unknown gravimetric field begins pulling the station toward the nearby wormhole.

Goldfinger puts the chances of a much more severe earthquake--a magnitude-nine event--at one in ten for the same time period.

The only punishment more severe than a censure is the removal of a judge from office.

A second-degree burn is more severe than a first-degree burn.