Sentence examples for the acute problems from inspiring English sources

Back at the Sindy, Tim Luckhurst deals with the acute problems facing the Financial Times.

The deal reached for Spain last weekend "has dealt with one of the acute problems".

The deal reached for Spain over the weekend "has dealt with one of the acute problems".

This reflected significant dissatisfaction with the pace of improvement in the cities blighted by vast shanty towns and the acute problems of waste disposal, transport and crime.

Trinity Mirror's new chief executive, Simon Fox, has discovered one of the acute problems of running a national newspaper company - it attracts disproportionate publicity.

The project "will allow us to resolve one of the acute problems for Russian oil companies that limits us in competition on world markets," said Mikhail B. Khodorkovsky, chief executive of Yukos.

The acute problem is not so much improbability as eccentricity.

The Bangladeshi government has said it wants to integrate nutrition programmes into its health sector plans in acknowledgement of the acute problem.

Deciding instead to fund operations routinely from the defence budget implies Britain's commitment to Afghanistan is becoming "garrisoned", like UK forces in Germany during the cold war – and exposes the acute problem of affordability.

The government is focused on the acute problem -- a series of robberies, a major organized crime or white-collar case -- but I thought there could be a role for the private sector to create change so corruption would not recur.

The acute problem of carbon dioxide emissions reduction into the atmosphere becomes more important due to the fact of the global climate change.