Examples of using Severe problems in English and their translations into Italian
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It must not be used in patients who have severe problems with their kidneys or moderate or severe problems with their liver.
of course it has, but there are severe problems still.
Guatemala face severe problems, such as the difficult terms for returning
should be reduced in patients who have severe problems with their kidneys.
absenteeism never emerged as severe problems during the course of the study.
will also cause severe problems.
hypothermia in a hospital in southern Romania shows the severe problems faced by disabled people.
in most cases do not cause any severe problems, apart from aesthetics.
Excessive using the medicine may lead to major modifications in the menstruation of the female and trigger severe problems when she is attempting to conceive a child.
Excessive using the medication could result in major modifications in the menstrual cycle of the female and cause severe problems when she is aiming to develop an infant.
tax competition causes severe problems for the macroeconomic balance with varying consequences,
jobless growth and severe problems associated with widespread economic restructuring,
people might become overweight, causing severe problems later in life, not only for their own health but also for society.
But the fact remains that doctors never knew how the vaccines caused these severe problems, and if the same event played out today,
that is why he was given major responsibility for formulating an economic program to deal with the severe problems of the Depression.
The NIS food distribution sector is currently facing severe problems as the old command system has broken down and has not yet been fully replaced by an effective alternative.
It is also the case that countries such as The Netherlands with a high proportion of modern dwellings have severe problems of disrepair and decay in their very old stock concentrated in the major urban areas Van Weesep, 1985.
This kind of callousness on the part of a person in taking debts can lead to severe problems later when a debtor is faced with hazardous consequences like litigation by the lending companies.
or who have severe problems with their liver or signs of liver problems in the blood.
The severe problems being faced by the people of Campania are nevertheless limited to only one of Italy's twenty regions, and political