Sentence examples for very severe one from inspiring English sources

I was a very severe one.

"There are so many linkages between global capital markets and the global economy that if the financial markets continue to remain in a chaotic state, it could cause not just a modest recession but a very severe one," he said.

But he added: "We still expect growth to return in the course of 2013 but any return of growth will be very small which means that the social impact of this recession, especially in the peripheral countries will be still a very severe one".

New bruises have the most blood in them, so this color is appropriate for a recent bruise, or a very severe one.

A peculiar condition is represented by post-traumatic headache (PTH) [5], more frequently associated to minor head injuries rather than moderate, severe or very severe ones.

Discrimination occurs only if some of the severe patients, the very severe patients, endorse the item and the not-so-very-severe ones do not.

In their cohort study of 129 patients following FDR over one year, 11% of their sample had moderate to very severe pain one year post FDR and 32% had no pain.

For example, physical function and depression are structurally independent because one can imagine an individual with excellent physical function and very severe depression; one can also imagine an individual who is not depressed but has very poor physical function.

According to the neurophysiological grading scale by Bland (2000), three patients had very mild, nine mild, ten moderate, two severe, five very severe and one patient had extremely severe carpal tunnel syndrome.

Despite the potential problems with responder bias the present study demonstrates that there are a small but important group of patients (16% of this sample) who are suffering moderate to very severe disability one year post injury.

Three of them were very severe, with one traumatic unilateral enucleation, two blast eyes with intraocular haemorrhage, and two perforations with an intraocular foreign body, each resulting in partial or total loss of sight.