Sentence examples for to become severe from inspiring English sources

A spokeswoman for the Arthritis Research Campaign, the charity that pioneered anti-TNF therapy, said it was important to target patients whose disease was likely to become severe.

Charlie Sheen has said he began experimenting with drugs at 11. His problem seemed to become severe after his fast rise in the late 1980's, when he starred in back-to-back, critically acclaimed movies, "Platoon" and "Wall Street".

That symbolic threshold is regarded as the limit of safety, beyond which the effects of climate change - including droughts, floods and extreme weather - are likely to become severe and potentially irreversible.

After the third system, a series of four tropical depressions formed, but failed to become severe.

The pain may be worse at night and may increase over time to become severe and unremitting.

This can mean that any existing disease is more likely to become severe.

In the future, where the debris hazard is expected to become severer, the situation is not expected to change and most space systems will be left unprotected.

Rossi insists that the insurance policies will encourage countries to establish better monitoring and management tools so that they can respond to outbreaks before they become severe global pandemics.

Constipation causes pressure on the veins and can result in a person straining so hard that the piles pop out, leading to pain that can become severe.

If it was too warm to freeze, and she was exerting herself trying to survive, dehydration would have become severe in perhaps only two days before the symptoms became debilitating.

Symptoms are difficult to spot until the symptoms become severe.