Sentence examples for severely in terms of from inspiring English sources

Chancellor Angela Merkel makes the concession that Europe's pussy-footing (she speaks of delays) on the debt issue has cost it severely in terms of credibility.

Those with moderate and severe disease were more severely affected in terms of productivity than those with mild disease.

Of these, 4800 km3 are due to limited depth of aeration, which is the factor most severely limiting in terms of extent (km2), and 2500 km3 due to sodicity which is most severely limiting in terms of degree (depth in cm).

Carmakers without a diesel in their lineup are severely constrained in terms of growth prospects.

The first few weeks of the diet, what Atkins calls the induction phase, is the most severely restricted in terms of what you can eat.

And by missing any of tennis's four marquee grand slam tournaments (the US Open and Australian Open both took place during his recent layoff), he badly hinders his chances of capturing the coveted all-time record for major trophies, which Mr Federer currently holds with 17. Mr Nadal has 11.Yet the Spaniard is severely restricted in terms of the changes he can make.

you're dealing with a consumer who is severely constrained in terms of disposable income.

Point-and-shoots, while small and comfortable, are severely limited in terms of shooting ability.

The SPD is severely constrained in terms of material budget, dimension and volume of the whole system.

What is still severely lacking in terms of progress in this research domain, however, is its transfer into policy and practice.

PRB has been found to be severely stressed in terms of its water resources, since the last few decades (Koutsoyiannis and Mimikou 1996; Loukas et al. 2007).