Sentence examples for severe problems were from inspiring English sources

Some of the most severe problems were caused by the sheer weight and awkward format of the biggest sculptures.

Mr. Hayden noted that the most severe problems were not so much in New York City as in the state's four other big cities: Syracuse, Yonkers, Rochester and Buffalo.

But perhaps the most severe problems were the political ones, implied by the omnipotent communist system, that could spoil and often spoiled even many-year work of design and implementation teams.

Last month a highly critical inquiry by NHS England found too many children were having to travel long distances to access inpatient beds, while cuts to early intervention projects meant more young people with less severe problems were not getting help, often meaning their illness became more severe.

The mean utility was 0.450 ± 0.329, with a median of 0.620 and a range from -0.239 to 1. Analysis of the dimension scores showed that severe problems were primarily encountered by patients in the pain/discomfort dimension of the EQ-5D-3 L (Fig. 2).

In SF-6D the most severe problems were seen in "pain" and "physical functioning" dimensions and least problems in "mental health", "role limitation" and "social functioning".

One of its most severe problems is known as crosstalk.

People with the most severe problems are referred to one of the two psychologists.

These severe problems are going to get worse with the new junior doctors' contract," said Professor Neena Modi, president of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health.

Those diagnosed with more severe problems are directed to hospitals or other treatment facilities.

The report describes how there are an increasing numbers of referrals, longer waiting times and more complex and severe problems being presented by patients.