Sentence examples for severe towards from inspiring English sources
Following the national revolution from 1945 to 1949, the country was set in a state of political turmoil and abject poverty which became increasingly severe towards the end of the 1950s.
She was showing severe aggression towards her support team, including deep scratches to the face causing scars and bites to the arm which in one instance had caused nerve damage.
"Egypt is feeling severe bitterness towards some Western media coverage," the statement said, adding that the coverage seemed "biased" toward the Brotherhood, and had ignored several countervailing events: the widespread burning of churches, seemingly by Islamists; the attacks on police stations; the supposed use of children as human shields at Brotherhood protests.
There was severe criticism towards North Wales Police over its refusal to accept it was inappropriate for it to investigate itself.
These factors, associated with a long-lasting economic crisis, constitute a severe threat towards maintaining and safeguarding the current levels of healthcare [1].
Finally, from a mesh perspective, there is a severe unfairness towards clients that are more hops away from the Internet gateway.
"Egypt is feeling severe bitterness towards some western media coverage that is biased to the Muslim Brotherhood and ignores shedding light on violent and terror acts that are perpetrated by this group," they wrote.
It can induce severe infections towards heart, pancreas and brain.
The authors established that the use of rhamnolipids at higher concentrations (>4.4 mmol/kg) resulted in severe phytotoxicity towards both plant species.
Interferons are the most important antiviral cytokines and loss of IFN-I signalling leads to a severe immunodeficiency towards viral infection (Muller et al, 1994).
To raise these questions and to more precisely survey the basic attitudes of patients with severe diseases towards spirituality/religiosity (SpR) and their adjustment to their illness, we developed the SpREUK questionnaire.
