Examples of 'could be severe' in a sentence
Meaning of "could be severe"
could be severe: Indicates a possibility of a situation becoming serious or extreme. It is used to imply potential negative outcomes
How to use "could be severe" in a sentence
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could be severe
The consequences could be severe and dangerous.
It could be severe social interaction problems.
And the results of that could be severe.
They could be severe enough to lead to hospitalization.
Another precondition could be severe depression.
There could be severe consequences for classifying incorrectly.
The implications of these increasing differences could be severe.
Storms could be severe this afternoon.
The penalties for refusing to serve could be severe.
There could be severe problems as well.
But the damage caused by then could be severe.
Could be severe brain damage.
Punishment for breaking these laws could be severe.
There could be severe consequences.
The damage to your parents could be severe and permanent.
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This split could be severe and some people could die as a result.
The consequences could be severe.
The consequences could be severe for the stability of the the European Union as a whole.
But my contacts at court warned me the consequences could be severe.
The penalty could be severe.
Consider delaying your flight if the weather could be severe.
I mean this could be severe.
And the public health impacts of these changes could be severe.
But in the meantime pain could be severe and over longer duration.
Its actual impact on bumble bee colonies could be severe.
Such Community controls could be severe enough to lead to amendment of Annex I.
Early evidence suggests current flu season could be severe.
There could be severe bleeding, seizures.
The symptoms could be severe.
And the consequences for exchanges caught in the crossfire could be severe.
Damage caused by leaking batteries could be severe and would void the warranty.
The resulting growing pains for the US economy could be severe.
The consequences could be severe - and unlike anything experienced in recent history.
Penalties if caught could be severe.
Pain symptoms could be severe and require extensive therapy, often to remove the teeth.
The effects of warfare on the natural environment could be severe and have a lasting impact.
The consequences could be severe, 84 % of crops grown in Europe depend on pollinating insects.
The consequences of this choice for the population of Bosnia and Herzegovina could be severe.
As the money stops, there could be severe consequences.
The consequences of an IT security breach to the Agencies could be severe.
If the interface malfunctions … there could be severe neurolytic shock, possibly resulting in brain damage.
They did suggest however that the next El Nino could be severe.
It could be hard to tell . Could be severe social interaction problems.
If they were to hit a metropolitan area, could be severe.
Home Secretary, ' Penalties could be severe if there is more violence '.
If fraud is found, then the consequences could be severe.
There could be severe bleeding, seizures. The pain you're experiencing will get worse.
If you are withholding information, there could be severe consequences.
It could be severe social interaction problems . - Uh-huh.
The banks ' loss of trust and reputation could be severe.
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On horseback you could be home in three days
