Sentence examples for yet more severe from inspiring English sources

Britain is braced for the worst weather of the new year so far as a combination of high tides, heavy rains and strong winds is expected to bring yet more severe flooding to parts of the country.

Britain is bracing itself for another series of devastating storms, as high tides, heavy rains and strong winds combine to cause yet more severe flooding to parts of the country.

In yet more severe forms, irregular hemivertebrae may result.

As the UK deals with yet more severe weather, the midwest and north-east of the US is also struggling with extreme winter conditions.

Behavioral studies focusing on the memory functions of the hippocampus have demonstrated such a relationship in rodents, where moderate stress enhances memory performance yet more severe stress impairs it (Conrad et al., 1999).

A less common, yet more severe group of disorders that shares many of the clinical symptoms of IBS are inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD), often requiring immunosuppression or surgery to control symptoms and morbid disease processes.

24 26 Yet in more severe or chronic disease, decreased corneal sensation due to compensatory reflex mechanisms can actually reduce discomfort.

Expectations of outcomes have risen, yet more patients with severe co-morbidity of affluent lifestyle (obesity, diabetes and hypertensive cardiac disease) undergo surgery.

Every year since, bleaching has been reported somewhere; 1998 was the worst yet, 2016 may be more severe.

Yet during the much more severe 2008 financial crisis and its aftermath, fewer than 450 banks failed; only one, Washington Mutual, was a large bank.

England's chief medical officer, Sir Liam Donaldson, said health officials were expecting to see more and more cases this autumn and winter with the return of the traditional flu season, and the virus might yet change and become more severe.