Sentence examples for severely addressed from inspiring English sources

However, its viability is severely addressed by the public opinion after the Fukushima accident.

In March, a severely critical Commons select committee report urged libraries to "seriously address opening hours by, for example, opening in the evenings and on Sundays".

Science policy implies differences in focus, needs and strategy[15] which, if not addressed, may severely hamper the efficiency of the translational process.

This is a typical industrial scenario, in which the problem of the oscillations arising from the excitation of the mechanical resonance by various disturbances (including torque ripple) is usually addressed by severely limiting the overall dynamic performance.

What is different about this research is that these breaches can be regarded as not being primarily 'professional' in origin but actually more 'organisational' and 'managerial' and, if not addressed could severely constrain Lean's impact on healthcare productivity at the systems level.

I hope the violence against women is addressed carefully and severely.

The city's status as one of the few progressive strongholds in the country has been severely questioned of late – something Mancera addressed in one of his first public statements on the new constitution.

Silver, severely affected by degradation, will be addressed in the "Pigment degradation processes" section.

People also forget that when Jobs launched the original Macintosh in 1984, its functionality was severely limited and the gaps were addressed only in later models.

August saw the publication of a well designed trial by Rumbak and colleagues [ 1] that addressed this issue in severely ill patients.

The ILF system was set up in 1988 to tackle the barriers to independent living and working faced by the most severely disabled people, which were not adequately addressed by council provision with its focus on meeting basic needs.