Sentence examples for severity of such from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, the severity of such a hit, and its lingering effects, are not known until a day or two after.

These medications can mitigate the severity of such migraines and make them occur less frequently.

As a compromise, the White House in 2014 announced a review board that would look at the severity of such software flaws government investigators wanted to keep secret.

"After evaluating the severity of such violent conduct, which was totally out of order with any competitive context, Germán Denis is suspended for five games, effective immediately".

Certain antiviral drugs may diminish the severity of such an infection, but it is important to remember that ordinary antibiotics are ineffective against viruses and should not be used unless a bacterial infection is also present or is strongly suspected.

In what other sector would we tolerate the frequency and severity of such damaging behaviour?" Barclays was ordered to fire eight staff as part of a deal with the New York department of financial services – including a global head of trading – although other individuals are also expected to leave.

When it comes to bushfires, the most significant benefit of switching over to green energy solar-and-storage systems is not the mitigation of today's risks, but the reduction of carbon emissions and thus the frequency and severity of such disasters in the future.

Physiological data such as the AO-OTA classification of the orthopaedic injuries, scales of severity of trauma such as the Abbreviated Injury Score (AIS) [12], the ISS, the New Injury Severity Score (NISS) [13] and mortality rates were also included.

It's essentially humanist in quality, and contravenes the formal severity of novels such as White Noise and American Psycho (which, to me, are two of the most important late 20th-century American novels).

While it is possible children are more vulnerable in Africa because of malnutrition and the severity of diseases such as malaria, doctors say there is no clear reason why an injection of a large amount of fluid through a 15-minute drip – known as a bolus – would be more dangerous in Africa than in Europe.

The severity of any such accident and its negative impacts on the lives of the people living in the nearby communities would be difficult to overestimate.