Sentence examples for severe sense from inspiring English sources

The paper's conclusion: only if you have "a severe sense of humor failure".

Mr. Hirai has said that he was taking the reins at Sony with "a very severe sense of crisis".

A severe sense of pressure in the ear is accompanied by pain and a decrease in hearing.

The Dutch had most of the early possession, and when they went ahead in the 11th minute it became a possibility that their sombre looks may have indicated a severe sense of purpose rather than a petulant resignation.

"I hold a very severe sense of crisis," Mr. Hirai said at a news conference Thursday, a day after being tapped to succeed Sony's president and chief executive, Howard Stringer, in April.

The motion reportedly alleges that "the College authorities seem to have suffered a severe sense of humour loss".

What is certain is that the Euros are being held in a country under severe strain, whose sense of identity, and of security, have been profoundly challenged.

"I felt every day was going to be a hurricane," Mrs. Rozelle told The New York Times in 1984, recalling the days when 8-year-old Jack's severe dyslexia and sense of failure turned him violent.

After December's severe budget, the sense that public finances are no longer out of control will boost confidence, and not only in financial markets (the opposite of what is happening in Greece, see article).

The Proterozoic (especially the Neoproterozoic) ice ages were the most severe in the sense that there is evidence for glaciation also at low paleolatitudes.

A previous study reported that delayed diagnosis, (after the age of 16), may cause more severe impairment, a sense of failure and missed potential in many areas of life [ 6].