Examples of using Particularly severe in English and their translations into Romanian
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If you have more than one of these conditions or if any of them are particularly severe the risk of developing a blood clot may be increased even more.
archaeological value" is a particularly severe form of illicit trafficking of cultural property.
women with particularly severe pain in the chest,
local authorities is particularly severe in the new Member States.
These reactions may be particularly severe if you have a pre-existing MPS I-related upper airway obstruction.
the hemolytic uremic syndrome(HUS), which occurs in a particularly severe course of EHEC infection.
These can be particularly severe for SMEs which cannot always afford tax expertise to deal with increasingly complex VAT rules.
The financial crisis dealt Lithuania a particularly severe blow- in 2009, our economy shrank by 15%.
A particularly severe form of material deprivation is homelessness,
The recession was particularly severe in the Baltic States with negative rates between 14% and 18%.
But in Turkey that disconnect is particularly severe due to the way gas is used.
As the test is comprehensive and the grading particularly severe, I would recommend you to,
In those regions where water is particularly severe, only filters aimed at cleaning and softening water will help out of the situation.
The impact of high food prices is particularly severe for the world's poorest populations.
In regions with particularly severe climatic conditions, it is possible to warm the dog shelter with polystyrene foam(outside)
As low work-intensity is particularly severe among single-parent households,
up to gangrene in some particularly severe cases.
about 10%-15% of the population is highly sensitive and may have particularly severe symptoms or develop symptoms after a very mild exposure.
especially for SMEs in Member States where the crisis has had a particularly severe impact.
including in resource-rich settings and particularly severe in countries in situations of fragility;