Sentence examples for was especially serious from inspiring English sources

But the damage was especially serious in Harlem, where boarded-up eyesores have hampered an otherwise thriving redevelopment.

Voters here haven't known economic expansion in decades, and they seem to have decided long ago that neither party was especially serious about stopping the decline, or even knew how.

Jeff Masters, a veteran hurricane expert, said on his Weather Underground website that Matthew's wind threat was especially serious at Cape Canaveral, which juts into the Atlantic off central Florida.

The lack of recognition of this need was especially serious for the severely ill, where their condition constrained their ability to communicate and take control of the management of their illness.

The problem is especially serious for those who are poor and not white.

The decline in engineering, one of the main sources of jobs for men, is especially serious.

For high-growth small and medium-sized firms the financing problems are especially serious.

When these are especially serious, the person is said to have acquired immune deficiency syndrome, or Aids.

The whole problem of poverty and the aged is especially serious today because Americans are living longer.

It is estimated that one-fifth of the country's population lives in Conakry and its environs, where the housing shortage is especially serious.

The financial threat is especially serious for Graciela Bevacqua, who lost her job as head of INDEC in 2007 for refusing to tamper with the price index.