Sentence examples for severe members from inspiring English sources

The automotive industry's current woes are so severe, members of the local ruling class say, that they feel threatened to an extent they haven't before.

A reprimand is considered a moderate punishment, more serious than the minor sanction of admonishment but not especially severe: members including Newt Gingrich, the former House speaker, and Barney Frank have received reprimands.

Several members of enterobacteriaceae are responsible for causing severe infections.

If an epidemic of a contagious disease is so severe that members of the public generally would all be susceptible to infection, then the best approach, short of adjourning the case, may be to relocate the courthouse away from the infected area.

Although the state requires police to consider whether no action, a formal caution, or referral to a Juvenile Justice team is more appropriate than arrest (unless the alleged offence is particularly severe), police members seem to err on the side of doubt far more regularly for Aboriginals.

Although the state requires police to consider whether no action, a formal caution, or referral to a Juvenile Justice team is more appropriate than arrest (unless the alleged offense is particularly severe), police members seem to err on the side of doubt far more regularly for Aboriginals.

These problems are particularly severe for members of socially disadvantaged groups, including minority, low income, uninsured, non-English-speaking and low health literacy patients, and contribute to significantly higher cancer mortality rates[ 4].

(2) Segmentation is more severe in member states with high youth unemployment.

Traylor said that the baby's pneumonia couldn't have been severe, because family members hadn't reported a fever or rapid heartbeat.

Builders like Mr. Gibbs, a thickly built man of 41, are grudgingly going along with the new rules, since the alternative could be more severe: some Council members have sought a moratorium on construction.

The Czech-born architect's octopus-shaped design for a new national library in Prague had won an international competition but failed to gain acceptance among Czech politicians and was subject to severe criticism from members of the architectural community.