Sentence examples for something very severe from inspiring English sources

I would do something very severe unless they contributed or gave us the money to build the wall.

In the village they talk about it like it's something very severe and something very bad to have," she says.

The cultural connection between Sicily and where I grew up — whatever's been translated into Sicilian-American — has something very severe and strong about it, especially on my father's side.

The business mogul-turned-White House hopeful subsequently said, however, that once in office he would if necessary do "something very severe" to make Mexico pay for his promised border wall between the two countries.

That's something very severe,'" Rollins said.

"Unless it's something very, very severe, he can play with it and play well".

This is something very serious".

But sometimes all this "yes, I can" results in something very different indeed: a severe case of "no.

Therefore, conserving water was something very important in areas experiencing severe drought such as Saudi Arabia.

There was something very abnormal, and I needed some severe shift".

Learning difficulties range from very mild, where someone might just need something explained every so often, to very severe where people can't breath for themselves.