Sentence examples for suggested severe from inspiring English sources

Last week the Observer highlighted evidence submitted to the select committee inquiry in November by TeachVac, an independent vacancy-matching and monitoring service for education professionals, which suggested severe difficulties in recruiting teachers for several key secondary school subjects.

Hill himself previously appears to have suggested severe corporal punishment should not be viewed as a major problem.

But several hours in this lawless city and a series of conversations with its embittered residents suggested severe limits to Mr. Abbas's abilities to do that.

And when the Mikado sang of making the punishment fit the crime, he suggested severe penalties for cellphone users in the theater.

Commissioned by the island's government and named after one of its authors, Anne Krueger, a former World Bank and IMF economist, the report suggested severe cuts in Medicaid and federal entitlements, as well as reducing the minimum wage.

In 1866, the Frenchman Bénédict-Augustin Morel suggested severe anxiety was due to a dysfunction in the autonomic nervous system; others followed his lead and set out to examine problems in the brain, heart and lungs.

The whole system suggests severe overmanning.

This suggests severe psychosis, or some other condition where their behaviour could result in harmful violence to themselves or others.

Senior notes from a $650 million debt issue traded at about 40 cents on the dollar on Friday, a level that suggests severe distress.

Administration officials said today that intelligence and law enforcement agencies were pleased that the attacks had not occurred, a fact that could suggest severe disruptions in the Qaeda network and in the remnants of the Iraqi intelligence services.

Non-Mendelian segregation of the homozygous alleles is statistically significant, which suggests severe defects in transmission.