Sentence examples for of extreme severity from inspiring English sources

First, this has been a financial crisis of extreme severity, with global economic ramifications.

These results have shown that in sepsis, the density of the microcirculation decreases with the severity of sepsis, however, AVA-3.0 Method was able to show differences only between extreme stages (almost normal with the stages of extreme severity), indicating a low sensitivity of the Method to differentiate small changes in density.

She is no Bond girl, but a well-developed character of extreme severity to the story.

Situations of extreme severity and/or agony; e.g. patients in terminal phase with <3 points on the Braden scale and/or a life expectancy < 1 month.

The World Health Organization (WHO) used organ dysfunction criteria and parameters of extreme severity specific to Obstetrics to define life-threatening conditions associated with pregnancy, standardizing the maternal near miss criteria [ 8].

Finally, we wished to obtain data in a population of critically ill patients exhibiting indices of extreme severity, in whom cardiac output determination and manipulation are likely to be a more frequent issue than in other subsets of patients.

EDs are high-incident-risk structures, as they treat patients presenting with diverse diseases of extreme severities and for whom historical information is often lacking.

Libération, the other leading French left-of-centre paper, called for "extreme severity against identifiable culprits", while cautioning against "blind vengeance".This fear that the United States might now lash out indiscriminately found echoes in the corridors of the EU.

Partly on this account, and partly because of the extreme severity of the gale, the ship was hove to with head to wind, wallowing in mountainous seas.

Guardian readers need no reminding of the extreme severity of the benefit cuts – hitting children, mothers and people with disabilities hardest.

Its end, and the entry of the Red Army into 'the lair of the fascist monster' (Löwenthal, 1974: p. 7), the flight and expulsion of refugees from the East and brutal assaults on the German civilian population (doubtless a form of revenge for the extreme severity of National Socialist warfare and occupation in the East) further fuelled the anticommunist sentiments of many Germans.