Examples of 'less acute' in a sentence
Meaning of "less acute"
less acute: less severe or intense. This phrase is used to describe a condition or situation that is not as extreme or serious as it could be
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Less acute are gonna have to wait.
This concern is less acute with a sword.
The problem of rural unemployment is no less acute.
The problems are less acute in gas and telecommunication.
Forewings with more or less acute apex.
Less acute angles are common in the top of the scalp.
The problem of interference is much less acute.
Finds the emergency less acute than in the past.
It does make the moral dilemma somewhat less acute.
I would like you less acute and more happy.
It appears that these differences are beginning to become less acute.
Such problems are less acute for shorter pay pe riods.
Environmental problems no less acute.
Social tensions tend to be less acute in areas in which poverty is less prevalent.
The creation of the reserve of qualified personnel is no less acute.
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Human hearing is predominantly less acute at perceiving the direction of certain audio frequencies.
These new symptoms are more constant but usually less acute.
But this problem too has become less acute due to the drastic.
But uncertain estimates do not mean that the risk is any less acute.
This dilemma would become less acute with a better internal and international policy mix.
The carinae are less acute.
The problem is less acute for the green, which is sampled more finely.
The report said younger patients tend to require less acute care.
Most European countries have a less acute perception of possible threats than the United States.
The ability to conserve water is reduced and the sensation of thirst is less acute.
The external balance and inflation are currently less acute risks to euro area stability.
The fatigrue phase during the course of the working day is also less acute.
Lateral veins of the common sassafras are at a less acute angle than the Illawarra socketwood.
The question one has to ask is whether less concentration makes the problems less acute.
However, in less acute illness or less rapid mortality some clinical symptoms may be apparent.
The perceived need to act with alacrity and simultaneity is less acute than before.
Freeze branding causes less acute pain at the time of the procedure than hot-iron branding.
The first plane portion forms an angle with the side margin that is less acute.
It has a thick stem with the leaves at a less acute angle than those of Xanthi-Yaka.
Though less visible, their problems are no less acute.
Other, less acute deficits distinguish working-class culture from that of the middle and upper classes.
His partner Leonardo is much less acute.
But a similar problem, albeit in less acute form, is in evidence across America.
Deterioration of sight, the very sight becomes less acute.
A similar problem exists, albeit in a less acute form, in other countries.
Today, the fixation on dependency and its consequences is no less acute.
The problem is therefore clearly less acute than in the past . ".
If this were taken into account, the regional disparities would be less acute.
Sneddon-Wilkinson disease less acute onset than AGEP, larger tense bullae.
In addition, computer services experienced less acute setbacks.
A similar, slightly less acute difference is seen for deaths from injuries Figure 3.3.
The internal tensions within the Roman government were less acute than they had been.
I am sorry to say this, but it does make the moral dilemma somewhat less acute.
Much is still needed, but there is less acute episcopalitis.
It is true that such psychological, cultural and organizational difficulties are becoming less acute.
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