Sentence examples for not considered severe from inspiring English sources

Austin's injury — a "normal strain" of his hip, says Coach Tom Coughlin — is not considered severe, but Austin, a second-round pick, was held out of practice.

In his first playoff game, Allen sprained his thumb, but the injury was not considered severe.

When symptoms are not considered severe, Hispanic parents usually attribute communication difficulties to personality or immaturity, inadvertently destroying any foundational building blocks their child needs to learn in today's classroom.

The disease was not considered severe, except for "frail people".

The first was if the individual's symptoms were not considered severe enough.

They are not considered severe pathogenic organisms, but some species, e.g. Enterococcus (E).

Third, McDaniel and Einstein did not consider severe ceiling effects that artificially minimize age differences [2], [3], [5].

He writes: We can't consider severe fires as one-offs that happen every few decades.

UConn's self-imposed penalties included the loss of one scholarship for each of the next two seasons and two years' probation, which probably will not be considered severe sanctions by the N.C.A.A. Athletic Director Jeff A. Hathaway did not return a message left on his cellphone.

UConn's sanctions include one scholarship loss for each of the next two seasons and two years of probation, punishments that will probably not be considered severe by the N.C.A.A. UConn will appear before the N.C.A.A.'s committee on infractions on Oct. 15; it will then be determined if that punishment is fitting for the eight major violations that the N.C.A.A. initially found.

That's not only considered severe here at home; that kind of hardship is what the World Bank would dub extreme poverty anywhere in the world.