Sentence examples for which is acute from inspiring English sources

In fact, an emerging sense of Iraqi nationalism — which is acute among Sunnis, who deeply distrust Iranian influence — could restore Iraq's historic role in the region as a bulwark against Shiite and Persian expansion.

PACKER: One thing we lose sight of, because we're focussed, rightly, on the use of American power, is the battle within Muslim countries, which is acute and getting hotter all the time.

Just recently I met with the commissioner of the NHS to discuss UCLan's MBA in health before going on to meet the director of a major manufacturer about the need to address the skills gap for engineers and scientists, which is acute, particularly in Lancashire – the UK's main manufacturing region.

3 Chest pain is symptomatic of many presenting aetiologies, one of which is acute coronary syndrome (ACS).

Pediatric influenza frequently results in complications, the most common of which is acute otitis media (AOM), which require additional healthcare intervention [ 16].

In one story, someone is "swallowed up by an angle of masonry that shouldn't have been there; an angle which was acute, but behaved as if it were obtuse".

In the final section of the book, one of the sailors who has the misfortune of landing on the island is "swallowed up by an angle of masonry which shouldn't have been there; an angle which was acute, but behaved as if it were obtuse".

The disease course in lung cancer is generally characterised by high morbidity and complications, some of which are acute and potentially life-threatening.

Conversely, transport is generally associated with negative effects, such as congestion, emissions and noise (which are acute in the central regions).

A small number of cases (13 in total) were reported in association with non-neurological, non-cerebrovascular causes, the most prominent of which was acute myocardial infarction (Table 9).

They belonged to 15 Trusts, 10 of which were acute Trusts (covering 17 sites).