Sentence examples for more severely with from inspiring English sources

The winger had left him utterly stranded in one incident and then embarrassed him more severely with the opener in the 27th minute.

It is time for the City of New York to deal more severely with the driver of any vehicle who engages in what is usually unimportant chatter.

The two men took over the reins less than seven months ago and have declared their intention to deal more severely with the legacy of the financial crisis.

Correction: July 6 , 2002 Saturday An article on June 17 about reactions by Roman Catholics to the American bishops' plan to deal with sexually abusive priests misstated the cause of death of the father of a man who protested that the church should deal more severely with such priests.

"The results underline the task ahead for Jürgen Fitschen and Anshu Jain, the co-chief executives who took over the bank less than seven months ago and have declared their intention to deal more severely with the legacy of the financial crisis," Jack Ewing writes in DealBook.

Some of the most popular breeds – golden retrievers, German shepherds, Yorkshire terriers – are susceptible to orthopedic problems for genetic reasons, but these problems occur earlier and more severely with pets that are overweight, said Dr. Jules Benson, vice president of veterinary services at Petplan.

As a group, they were also more severely affected, with a severity of illness as measured with ADHD-RS scores at baseline of ~45, compared to 39 in the present study.

Patients with more than one risk variant (9.9%) were more severely affected with respect to cognitive ability compared with patients with a single or no-risk variant.

Cluster 3, "Early-onset violent delinquents", emerged as more severely antisocial with SUDs.

Ms. Stone notes that blacks are sexually victimized in childhood at the same rate as whites, but that one survey reported that they were more severely abused, with greater force.

This persisted for ten months in one, a thirty-nine-year-old man; the other, a twenty-eight-year-old woman, was more severely affected, with paralysis in both legs and some involvement of the hands and arms.