Sentence examples for surprisingly severe from inspiring English sources
He said some of the recent mergers that created J. P. Morgan Chase had contributed indirectly to the surprisingly severe decline.
Over the past year, a series of calamities or, at the least, surprisingly severe weather, has dominated the news for weeks at a time.
The surprisingly severe narrowing of the government's working majority and the emergence of the Democratic Party as a major force, but still one far short of a majority, left the country strangely without any clear direction for change.
And the encounters, while distressing, appeared to take a surprisingly severe toll: the 51 drivers who went on paid leave after a spitting incident took, on average, 64 days off work — the equivalent of three months with pay.
Yet in the Saudi prince's case these have been surprisingly severe, while his successes have been few.The bulk of his investments, which is in listed American shares, has broadly kept pace with the market a fair performance, though hardly a world-class one.
That is the simple reason why the crisis has been surprisingly severe in Asia and why there has been not "calm and confidence" but a sense of deep anxiety, even panic, among Asian policymakers.
Surprisingly, both severe cardiac and skeletal muscle pathology in conjunction with RNA splice defects are observed in these animals [43].
Surprisingly, despite severe distortions in the nuclei of hippocampal neurons of HGPS animals (Fig. 4D, K and L), there were only negligible changes in global gene expression.
Surprisingly, unlike the severe loss of safranin-O staining, there was no severe loss of picrosirius red staining in untreated guinea pigs compared to PC treated guinea pigs.
Not surprisingly, pupils with severe behavioural and medical problems were the toughest.The government, it seems, is now rowing back on its earlier policy.
There has been extensive and growing interest in its application to long-term illnesses but surprisingly not in severe psychiatric disorders, such as schizophrenia.
