Sentence examples for not so acute from inspiring English sources

This time the concern with mental illness is not so acute, but it does linger on.

Signs of an economic slowdown were already apparent — though not so acute as they are today — and in focus groups, shoppers talked about needing alternatives to racking up a pile of plastic-enabled debt.

On the other hand, for the mesophilic proteins, the necessity of the effect of hydrophobicity to reach out to all portions of the protein in order to ensure its stability is not so acute; henceforth, [+(HFD-MFD)] values for them assume (comparatively) less magnitude than the same in their thermophilic counterparts.

A booming tourism trade has helped keep spending up at many stores, they say, and the effects of inflation at the gas pump have not been so acute, since many New Yorkers do not drive.

No capes!" Thankfully the perils of cape wearing as far as fashion – and not merely saving the world – is concerned are not quite so acute.

Mr Shih says he has not been so excited since he began proselytising for the microprocessor 22 years ago.For Intel, the problem is not quite so acute as it is for some of its customers.

But the main concern for arsenic is not so much acute immediate toxicity; it is rather its carcinogenic properties and the long-term implications.

Seward's feel for public opinion, British and American, was not always so acute.

Of course, since some of these young men and women were training for office jobs, their skills were not always so acute.

Mr. Obama very probably still would have won, but it might have been by a smaller margin had the economic problems not become so acute so quickly.

While the current scandals are not as outsized as the case involving Gov. Rod R. Blagojevich of Illinois, political observers here say that distrust of government officials has not been so acute in years.