Sentence examples for rather more acute from inspiring English sources

We must hope the PM is getting rather more acute advice in regard to the other senior figures he has to deal with.

The types of diseases that we're facing are more chronic disease, rather more acute illnesses.

Lincoln has the feel of a project which will present a panoramic version of the period, rather than the more acute take one might have expected when Spielberg cast Daniel Day Lewis in the lead.

Further research would be needed to determine which is the case, but sub-group analyses (supplementary results available ) suggest that the geriatric medicine patients had more acute problems rather than them being less likely to be R-coded.

Instead it became more acute.

Murine models tend to involve rapid development of cachexia and may represent more acute muscle atrophy rather than the chronic wasting observed in humans.

In fact, the differences between Labour and the Tories among male and female voters are more acute when the figures are looked at by age rather than homogeneously within each gender as a whole.

But as climate change wreaks more acute havoc, the industry is looking for ways to profit from the increasing damage rather than protect policyholders from it.

"The problem may get more acute.

Culturally, the differences are even more acute.

That anger was even more acute Friday.