Sentence examples for severe nature from inspiring English sources

Pain arising from femur fractures is of severe nature.

The Mets seem to understand the severe nature of their circumstance.

They take no account of the severe nature of the terrorism threat and nor do they offer any solutions for how we protect vulnerable individuals".

A patrol officer told a dispatcher at 2 06 a.m. that she "may be likely," according to police records, referring to the severe nature of Ms. Heyworth's injury.

The last of a severe nature was tendinitis in his right knee, which needed managing for more than a year and eventually required surgery.

The severe nature of the economic crash and the subsequent application of austerity policies have brought large fluctuations in political support levels, with the three parties that have dominated the state since its foundation – Fianna Fail, Fine Gael and Labour – all being adversely effected.

This was the most severe nature-related calamity that the world's largest oil exporter has seen in the past 50 years but the real reason for the death and destruction that occurred last Wednesday is endemic corruption in the Saudi government.

The signs and symptoms of autism are variable, ranging from mild to moderate to severe in nature.

An epidemic is defined "by cases rapidly increasing in number, becoming more severe in nature and occurring in new geographic areas," the article said.

Using proper System Identification techniques will help to consider any change in the inherent reservoir specifications in addition to operating point variations due to injection alternation rate and also severe nonlinear nature of the reservoir and consequently to obtain adaptive model for the reservoir which is able to reflect all the mentioned phenomena.

These findings indicate that complex fractures of the tibial bone are severe in nature and may result in some disability.