Sentence examples for severe suggesting from inspiring English sources

Budget cuts have been severe, suggesting that prices will continue to rise faster than at private institutions.

Still others were not quite so severe, suggesting to the militants that they try to convert Westerners to Islam rather than killing them, because that way they would be spared from going to hell, and the image of the faith around the world would not be so tainted with blood.

The Ballad and the Source, although it is probably my favourite among her novels, is not typical: even some of Lehmann's admirers find it embarrassing (her biographer, Selina Hastings, is particularly severe, suggesting that "it is hard for a modern reader to comprehend how such 'a thumping melodrama'... could have been taken seriously, let alone praised and enjoyed").

But the persistence of potential SWR of the soil was still classified as severe, suggesting only minor losses of hydrophobic materials from the soil surface.

The immediate decrease in daytime activity could be consistent with mild sedative effects of 3 weeks of postoperative analgesia or of residual postoperative pain, but the second decrease occurred at a time when radiographic osteoarthritis scores were most severe, suggesting that progression of osteoarthritis may have reduced daytime activity levels.

William of Baskerville is far less severe, suggesting, "Marginal images often provoke smiles, but to edifying ends".

This time, the reduction of the sentence by one year compared to what was sought by the prosecution, after the president said he hoped for a sentence that is 'not too severe', suggests a sudden sensitivity to criticism.

Its lack of effect on the contralateral knee, in which the disease is less severe, suggests that pathogenic mechanisms in that joint were perhaps different from those in the index knee.

It is likely that Iapichino's cohort included somewhat more severe patients, suggesting an ICU benefit among severe patients.

Cox et al. (20) found that high glucose variability precedes severe hypoglycemia, suggesting that reducing glucose fluctuations may reduce the risk for severe hypoglycemia.

And, Dr. Doherty said, most divorces happen in marriages without severe conflicts, suggesting the marriages could be repaired.