Sentence examples for more severely for from inspiring English sources

Like others before them, they didn't tell everything to the German authorities in case they were sent back to Turkey and punished yet more severely for speaking out.

New prudential regulations will penalise banks more severely for holding equities.Some argue that the changes are too timid and too late.

And so it was heartening to hear Zimbabwe's Environment Minister Saviour Kasukuwere talking of changing the law so that poachers may be punished more severely for their outrageous disregard for the nation's heritage.

For Infinia (Figure 2), the contrast recovery of the 4-mm rod obtained with scatter correction was almost 0. When the data were not post-filtered in Flash3D (Additional file 7), contrast recovery increased very modestly (less than 0.05) for the cold rods but more severely for the hot rods.

She upbraided him even more severely for having suggested that she might write to him during an "odd time" when she might find a "change of subject of thought a relief": "Good God, sh[oul]d you think it a relief to think of something else some acquaintance or what not while I was dying?" (H. T. Mill 1998, 360).

The playing field here is so uneven that it's absurd, as women are docked so much more severely for laughably trivial things.

DETROIT — A week after catastrophe struck Japan in the form of an earthquake, a tsunami and a nuclear crisis, manufacturers that rely on Japanese factories are concluding that their operations will be affected more severely — and for a longer time — than they had initially hoped.

Pregnant women may even be more severely affected, for example by infectious diseases [ 2].

In the rev5/wrky53 double mutant, leaf yellowing and chlorophyll loss were less severe at later stages than in the rev single mutant, whereas senescence-associated gene expression was more severely affected for some senescence-related genes.

This observation underscores a key difficulty in performing expression profiling studies targeting traits or proteins that are expected to experience rapid evolution due to sexual selection or other pressures, namely that drawing useful comparisons among species or even within species is hampered by the fact that annotation information will be more severely limited for rapidly evolving genes.

Using data on 1,735 patients from a single academic medical center, Whittaker and colleagues showed that that the Angus-severe sepsis discharge criteria tend to select for a more severely ill severe sepsis cohort, with increased lactates, rates of ICU admission, Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation II scores and 28-day mortality [ 5].