Sentences with phrase «most acute»

The need for new supply is the most acute in the health care sector, due to a growing number of aging adults.

The case for owning rental real estate is even more compelling now thanks to depressed prices, super-low interest rates, and the fact that the shortage of rental housing is the most acute it's been in five years, according to CoreLogic.

«The problem is most acute for renters,» Herbert says.

In black communities, where the epidemic is most acute, fatherlessness is a far more serious obstacle to upward mobility than racism.

The money that would have been spent on imprisonment is reinvested in programs and services in communities where these issues are most acute in order to address the underlying causes of crime in those communities.

One of the most acute skills shortages we have seen over the past five years has been in the area of software and web development, and as global political instability continues, this skills shortage has the potential to become even more pronounced.

«The problems have been most acute within the investment banks, followed by retail banks and building societies,» he says.

Evidence of the tension in in - house legal practice is perhaps most acute in the finding that almost 50 % of respondents agreed that actions were sometimes taken in their organisations that were against their advice on legally important matters.

The short term solutions are for the purpose of getting through a period of time where the client has the most acute need for health insurance.

During its pilot phase, CNSLP focused primarily on full - text electronic journals and research databases in science, engineering, health and environmental disciplines — areas where the needs and costs were most acute.

That meant that students graduating from the University of Toronto Faculty of Law, where the tuition problem is most acute, often graduated with very sizable credits.

Without being exhaustive, the danger to the administration of justice is likely to be at its most acute in the context of criminal trials e.g., where witnesses who are out of court may be informed of what has already happened in court and so coached or briefed before they then give evidence, or where information posted on, for instance, Twitter about inadmissible evidence may influence members of a jury.

London has experienced the most acute drop with available roles down 26 % year - on - year, while the North East and the South East experienced the smallest decline (3 % and 4 % respectively).

A major focus for the hospital and foundation has been replacement of the old hospital with a new $ 623 - million facility designed to better attract and treat the most acute patients in the Denver area.

First, the suggestion that Cooperative Legal Services provides any real benefit to A2J particularly in Family or Criminal areas where the problem is most acute is overstated if you look closely at their pricing model.

«The problem is most acute in PJM,» Crozat said, noting wind power coming from the midwest is proving economically and technically challenging for nuclear plants.

Potentially severe loss of current summer range by 2080, as projected by Audubon's climate model, may be most acute at high elevations, where meadows and tundra are widely expected to suffer from climate change.

We project an average annual deficit for the fixed installations in the EU - ETS over 2019 - 30 of -120 m EUAs, with the supply squeeze at its most acute over 2019 - 23.

The issue is most acute for reanalyses spanning several decades - are any atmospheric temperature trends seen real or an artefact of changes in the observations available?

Meanwhile, Schmidt's silly game of musical chairs is perhaps the most acute demonstration of why environmentalism has failed: it won't stand up for itself.

The pattern was repeated in 2010 with the crisis most acute in Niger.

In other words, political exhaustion is most acute in «liberal» philosophy.

These happen everywhere, but the problems are most acute in poor countries.

His work, which can be interpreted as an attempt to evoke an essentially partial, since incomplete, catharsis in the spectator, raises in its most acute form the problem of the relationship between art and pleasure.

For Sun Xun, who believes that history is a lie, science is a lie and art itself is the biggest lie, «Prediction Laboratory» is his most acute analysis of the conventions of knowledge with the artist taking liberties with traditional means for attaining facts.

The school's financial crisis is expected to be most acute over the next five years; in 2018, the revenues on the land under the Chrysler Building go up by $ 25 million a year, enough to cover the deficit, although only for a while.

It's not only a heroic effort, but also an intensely personal record of the meditation of one of our most acute and thoughtful observers on the art he cares most about, over a lifetime.»

⁵ Nonetheless, an almost infallible visual intelligence underpins his work — as Judd, his most perceptive and committed early champion, convincingly argued — and is at its most acute in the best of his metal and foam sculptures.

The issues of profound social inequality affecting South Africa seem to reach an apex in the so - called «Mother City», where economic and racial segregation are at their most acute.

As in human emergency rooms, PVSEC Emergency triages the most acute, life - threatening cases first.

Smell is actually their most acute sense.

In most acute situations, caging or tenting your dog with Water - Based Diffusion will be indicated.

Most acute episodes of vomiting or diarrhea likely occur because the dog got into something we aren't aware of that acts as an irritant to the GI tract or we feed them something besides dog food / treats that don't agree with their system.

Sometimes called a nose with a dog attached, the Bloodhound boasts the most acute sense of smell of any other breed of dog!

The prognosis for recovery in most acute or traumatic joint subluxations is good, provided the injury is treated immediately.

Most acute vomiting is not a sign of serious illness.

The overheating in housing may be most acute in Vancouver but data from the most recent National Household Survey (2011) show the challenge is much wider.

The changes will be most acute at companies with large mom - and - pop shareholder bases.

Viewing angles are also superb; at even the most acute viewing angles colours remain bright and vivid.

Long one of our most acute and insightful novelists, Russell Banks often examines the indistinct boundaries between our intentions and actions.

You are also learning from some of the most acute observers of the human condition in the history of western civilization, to wit: Homer, Plato, Aeschylus, Sophocles and Cicero, just to name a few.

Indeed, the car seems to glide lithely over all but the most acute pot holes and with a big improvement in the steering system the car is more satisfying to drive too.

While it remains most acute in urban core neighborhoods with intergenerational poverty, 31 hunger is increasing in suburban locales and is most prevalent in rural Southern locales.32 Since wages have been stagnant or eroding in many industries, two - thirds of families experiencing food insecurity have at least one working adult, and many might initially appear to be maintaining a middle - class lifestyle.33

Finding hassle - free, effective strategies for teaching reading to ESL students is one of the most acute «pain points» for schools today.

Our most acute need is for high - quality facilitators.

The shortages are most acute in the fields of special education and science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) and are disproportionately present in high - poverty and high - minority schools.

And these problems are often most acute for those most affected by them — students, families, and teachers, rather than the policymakers that wrote the law and are now responsible for updating it.

A teacher may try to «refer» the most acute issue — like a catatonic expression or teary head on desk — to an administrator.

As the Chancellor delivers his Spring statement today, school leaders» union NAHT is warning that young people with the highest needs are paying the most acute price for the government's decision not to fund schools fully.

The National Audit Office in March this year said that 250,000 new school places are needed by Autumn 2014, with the need most acute in our major towns and cities.