Sentence examples for nearly severe from inspiring English sources

The Met's challenges, while daunting, seem not nearly severe enough to threaten its future, but the City Opera's very existence is at stake now.

But as reproduced in a simulator on the ground, those were not nearly severe enough to set off the aggressive response that the co-pilot used, experts testified.

He discussed the problem with freshman Senator Rand Paul, a leading member of the Tea Party caucus, who agreed that the austerity measures that are due to be implemented in the US aren't nearly severe enough to stop Americans imitating their British counterparts.

Among those who should definitely take an antiviral are flu patients with symptoms severe enough, or nearly severe enough, for hospitalization, who develop a lower respiratory infection, who have a chronic condition like AIDS or lung disease, or who are pregnant, over 65 or under 2 years old, said Dr. Anthony Fiore, an influenza expert with the disease control centers.

The ATS score indicated, on admission, a nearly severe dyspnea, which with recovery significantly improved to a moderate dyspnea level (2.9 ± 0.8 to 1.9 ± 0.7; P < 0.0001).

The patients have differing ages of onset and symptom severity, with some nearly as severe as HGPS, others (such as p.R435C) leading to atypically mild RD, but most are far less severe.

Nearly all severe disease is caused by falciparum malaria; ∼10% of patients with imported falciparum malaria are reported to develop severe disease.

Yet, marijuana withdrawal is not nearly as severe as withdrawal from most other drugs.

But they were not nearly as severe as the drop in the Nasdaq composite.

Agriculture prices are low, too, but the hit from that sector is not nearly as severe.

Almost certainly, the government's response wouldn't have been nearly as severe.