Sentence examples for more severe but from inspiring English sources

A learning disability can be mild or more severe, but affects someone for their whole life.

That's in part because pneumonias have become more severe, but it's also because we doctors haven't performed all that well.

But there are good reasons to consider the current crisis not only more severe but significantly different from those in the recent past.

Starry Night patrons range from those who have mild depression to more severe but under-control illnesses like bipolar disorder and schizophrenia.

A variety of additional requirements involving potential problems that would be more severe but less likely (beyond design-basis accidents) have been added over the years.

The tree rings revealed evidence of a mega-drought lasting three decades--from the 1330s to 1360s-- followed by a more severe but shorter drought from the 1400s to 1420s.

Moore et al 31 found women to have more severe injuries, but others have found higher severities in men.

Deforestation is a much more severe problem, but overall natural variation is the strongest force out there.

In the case of Germany, distributional conflicts among different sectors and regions of the German economy have become more severe partly, but not exclusively, due to German unification.

The financial system is vulnerable to more severe problems, but the credit squeeze has eased a bit since the administration's bailout was proposed.

In fact, the Mets were considering a more severe punishment but settled on two games because the union agreed to the two games in consultation with Major League Baseball.