Sentence examples for most acute form from inspiring English sources

The most acute form of egocentric reticence, surely, is extreme shyness.

But the aid agencies struggling to assist the displaced population face, in the most acute form, a cruel dilemma of development.

In its most acute form Stendhal's Syndrome is characterized by a loss of a sense of reality, identity confusion, insomnia, paranoia and guilt feelings.

They are found in their most acute form in the great metropolitan centres and in that vast urban agglomeration known as the megalopolis.

In 1955, the worst year on record, there were 3,712 cases of paralytic poliomyelitis in England and Wales, the ninth of 12 successive years in which the number suffering the most acute form of the disease reached four figures.

His supporters frequently diagnose his most ardent opponents with Harper Derangement Syndrome, which, in its most acute form, manifests as a compulsive need to compare Harper's policies to those of George W. Bush.

Severe depression is one of the most acute forms of pain known to humanity.

He found it necessary to resort to the most acute forms to disrupt this assault and stop those who want to exploit the situation to draw us away from the line we are pursuing.

Though some important landmarks are inevitably omitted, the result is a potted history of minimalism in its purest and most musically acute form, for Reich has always had such a phenomenal ear for rhythmic subtlety and harmonic colouring that every step of his musical journey has been marked with distinction and discrimination.

The studies examined the treatment of patients with acute myeloid leukemia, a cancer of the bone marrow and the blood and one of the most common acute forms of the cancer that occurs in adults.

However, in the ensuing years, the most commonly observed acute form of BVD was clinically mild.