Sentence examples for will be acute from inspiring English sources

Scrutiny of his handiwork will be acute.

The Democrats' dilemma will be acute.

"Probably another 10, 15 years, but some of the minerals and metals will be gone by that time," and landfill crunches will be acute.

Delay would destroy the Lib Dems' faith that the commission will be genuine.If this happens, the dilemma for Mr Ashown will be acute.

The need for success on the NHS will be acute because the cuts, based on the Lib Dems' tough deficit stance pushed by the former left-leaning SDP economist Chris Huhne, will be biting by the summer.

"There will be acute interest and focus on prices and price variation," said Ron Fontanetta, a benefits consultant at Towers Watson, who said that programs like this represented one approach.

None of that means that there will not be acute pain in the short- and medium term.

Patients over 18 years old with uncomplicated acute respiratory tract infections will be enrolled: acute pharyngitis, rhinosinusitis, acute bronchitis, and exacerbations of chronic bronchitis/mild to moderate chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.

The health effects of such exposures will therefore likely be acute in nature, though repeated exposures create an opportunity for chronic health effects.

The suffering will be particularly acute in rural areas.

You know you will laugh, and you know there will be some acute social observations.