Sentence examples for most acute problem from inspiring English sources

Security, the most acute problem, has been slowly improving.

The most acute problem these days comes from the ethnic Albanian guerrillas.

The most acute problem for Mr. Bush so far has been with military spending.

What Ishiguro means is the most acute problem in this book.

He said lack of money was the group's most acute problem.

But the financial crisis is the most acute problem facing the administration, one it will not be able to play down.

"New York is great at the most sophisticated medicine to deal with the most acute problems.

One of the most acute problems was that stalled vehicles littered the streets, blocking essential traffic.

But you do have to deal with the most acute problems first.

But the most acute problems are the increased power and viciousness of organized crime — drug trafficking, kidnappings and extortion — and an upsurge in ordinary street crime.

Under Tony Blair's Labour government, money, expertise and innovation were targeted at the most deprived places and the most acute problems.