Sentence examples for were more acute from inspiring English sources

"Ours were more acute than most.

Swinson singled out certain sectors such as the fashion industry and the media, where problems were more acute and encouraged people to contact the Pay and Work Rights Helpline on 0800 917 2368.

Hina Shamsi, the director of the ACLU's national-security project, said that the dangers of signature strikes were more acute for attacks on shadowy terrorist groups than for "actual armed conflict".

Asked what was different about the symptoms that led to a sinus infection diagnosis first and later a diagnosis of a stroke, Dr. Satz said the symptoms were more acute in the second hospital visit and that Mr. Ford's wife, Betty, had reported that Mr. Ford had also felt ill earlier in the week.

The pressures, she suggested, were Wales-wide but Dr Jones insisted problems with recruitment and retention meant they were more acute in rural areas.

Lasers, after all, were more acute heat-generating sources than even regular high-powered club lighting; remember, "radiation" is part of the name.

In Asia and Africa the shortages are more acute.

In France, the danger is more acute.

The problem in Russia is more acute.

Betrayal is more acute when wrapped in pious rhetoric.

The tension between words&actions are more acute lately.