Sentence examples for more severe given from inspiring English sources

But the fallout from a failure of Lehman Brothers could be even more severe, given the firm's much larger size and its entanglements with trading partners around the globe.

If Julia got that level of cooling on 100Gt of sulphur, it must have been much more severe given what we understand now". The generation of what has become known as the Chicxulub Crater was an astonishing event.

As Professor Morgan told the BBC, "[Their] inputs in the earlier study were conservative on the sulphur… it must have been much more severe given what we understand now".

Shaw's suspension, lasting four games, was also because of a positive test for marijuana; he would not comment on the more severe penalty given to the Hofstra players, but he noted their absence.

Future research should determine if increasing the number of follow up visits might improve long term outcome for more severe TBI given the relatively low cost of follow up care compared to the severity of this injury and the potential for long term negative health consequences.

The study patients, who visited the IMSS facilities, were likely to be representative of those patients with more severe disease, given the representativeness of the IMSS system.

90 However, MBIs for fatigue also need to be investigated among patients with more severe cancer, given that a recent nonrandomized feasibility study involving a small group of 19 women with metastatic breast cancer indicated that standard 8-week MBSR was not associated with reductions in CRF from baseline to 4 months postprogram.

The fact that "the more drugs you've been given, the more brain tissue you lose" may be explained by the fact that individuals with more severe schizophrenia are given more drugs.

Convert fee-for-service reimbursements into bundled payments, and soon more severe diagnoses are given.

It can only tell us how much more severe it is given that it (or something close to it) happened.

The Saints' penalties will probably be severe, if not more severe, than those given to the New England Patriots in 2007 as a result of an investigation into the improper videotaping of opponents' signals in a case that became known as Spygate.