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Meanings of more severe in English

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Usage of more severe in English
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The test encompassed conditions more severe than the 2008 global financial crisis.
The Guardian
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But two year CL ban is far more severe than anybody expected.
News.com.au
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He said doctors had already started operating on the more severe cases.
Reuters
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Mr Morrison said higher maximum penalties would lead to more severe punishments.
News.com.au
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However, after the meeting, it was clear the announcement was more severe.
The Irish Times
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Dupilumab would be used for patients with more severe disease, he said.
Reuters
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However, those with more severe AS with symptoms require more aggressive treatment.
Pubmed
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There is evidence of increased risk among those with more severe PE.
Pubmed
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Fibroid tumors are more common and more severe among African American women.
Pubmed
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RLS associated with MS was more severe than that of control subjects.
Pubmed
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For refugees seeking asylum, though, the issues are a lot more severe.
The South African
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Moreover, the more severe the HT, the lower the detected T3 levels.
Pubmed
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The longer he holds out, the more severe his torture will be.
Dead as a doornail
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Because of climate change, they will become more frequent and more severe.
The Guardian
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Results: Hemodynamic deficits were more severe in the mutant than wild-type mouse.
Pubmed
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Disease expression tended to be more severe in patients with lower MP.
Pubmed
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