Sentence examples for are severe enough that from inspiring English sources

"If after an event like this you find yourself avoiding places and situations or just not being your normal self and more anxious about little things. . . if those things are severe enough that they're impairing your ability to function and to go about your normal day, that's probably PTSD," Soares said.

The declines are severe enough that six of the eight species should likely have their conservation status raised from "vulnerable" or "endangered" to "critically endangered," the authors say.

This program is similar to the SSI-disabled adults program in that it targets men and women whose disabilities occurred prior to their entrance into the labor force and are severe enough that they have not engaged in full-time employment as adults.

Although the Labor Department made some changes to the final rule, the legal liability probably will be "severe enough" that publicly traded broker-dealers with financial advisory businesses "will switch to a fee-for-service model from a commission model," said Jaret Seiberg, a policy analyst for Guggenheim Partners in Washington.

Nevertheless, the breakthrough was severe enough that the Eighth Army considered pulling back for several days, eventually deciding to stand its ground.

The injuries were severe enough that years ago they might have killed the man, Gawande said.

Last year, he said, about six storms were severe enough that they would now warrant a name.

In about 15 cases, the violations were severe enough that the agency forced the establishment to sell its liquor license.

Mr. Wood's mental problems were severe enough that one jury found him incompetent to stand trial.

The crisis in British politics is severe enough that both sides can be losing at the same time.

For about 6percentt of kids, the anxiety will be severe enough that camp staff will have to call their parents.