Cold weather payments - payment made during a period of
exceptionally severe
weather to vulnerable households on income support or income-based jobseeker's allowance.
Severe enough to interfere
with their daily activities.
Severe pain
on movement fell from 37 % to 12 % .
They occur more frequently or
become more severe
during times of emotional stress.
Each of the target countries has experienced
unusually severe
climatic conditions in recent years, often with life-changing consequences.
Severe enough to require
transfusion despite local treatment such as cautery, estrogen therapy or even catheter thromboembolism.
Severe respiratory illness
in 18 people, 6 of whom died.
The concept of hell and its eternal fires
seems too severe
a punishment for any arbitrary decision.
Education the impact of aids is
particularly severe
on children's education.
Severe enough to affect
general health.
Severe impairment
or who are totally blind may rely on screen reading software to access web information.
The " glue " keeping the skin together present in normal births is missing
causing severe
blistering either spontaneously or at the slightest friction.
With some chemotherapy drugs, it can be
quite severe.
Severe headache
and sweating.
I
had severe
chicken pox, which i caught from my son matthew, prior to the conception of my second son, henry.
The people are already extremely vulnerable and any military action could exacerbate this, with
potentially severe
and lasting humanitarian consequences.
Severe depression.
If the stress
gets too severe, the body suffers overload and locks the stress into itself in lines of tension and contraction.
Even when you're on his side, the tone sometimes feels
unduly severe.
Severe food shortages
across the whole of india.
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