Sentence examples for something more severe from inspiring English sources

Plus, the fact that Neally had a choice at all is a chance outcome of the severity of the embolism: If it had been something more severe, and he wasn't able physically to continue driving or make a decision, Autopilot would've engaged its failsafe mode, which decelerates the vehicle, turns on the four-way hazard lights and slowly moves the car to the roadside.

You are stressed, or you are dehydrated, or something more severe.

But what if the run of weak numbers points to something more severe?

The sooner you intervene, the less likely your child's symptoms will escalate into something more severe.

With somewhat more extensive medial temporal lobe damage, one can expect something more severe, as in E.P. [a patient whom Squire and his colleagues have investigated intensively].

But the symptoms that followed indicated Oswell was suffering from something more severe, according to a wrongful-death lawsuit filed against American Airlines in federal court in South Carolina last week.

"What I felt on graduation day was different--something more severe," she said.

Or something more serious?

What Trevor and his family didn't realize at the time, however, was that his body was struggling with something far more severe.

It is armed with cannons and missiles, but if I could actually shoot real ammunition from it, I'd be prosecuted under something much more severe than weapons violation.

Whether the change is relatively benign, as Sen. Mike Johnston's bill would be (despite the CEA's Armageddon scenarios) or something much more severe (just see what happens if the GOP seizes control of the state policy apparatus in November) remains to be seen.