Lyons said the public is responsive to coverage of exceptionally severe weather events.
The Fed's "beige book" report on activity across the country underlined a pickup in the economy in the spring after two months of exceptionally severe winter weather.
As of January 2000, kConFab has identified over 700 Australasian families, who have presented at Family Cancer Clinics with exceptionally severe histories of breast or breast/ovarian cancer and features suggesting a dominantly-inherited predisposition to the disease.
British soldiers suffered horrifically at the Somme, but the first world war as a whole ravaged France in an exceptionally severe way.
Judges are still following that ruling, Mr. Bailey said, and as a result, routinely rule against plaintiffs in noise complaints unless the conditions are exceptionally severe.
"In some instances a delayed and exceptionally severe response may take place and be followed by serious after-effects lasting several days".
An exceptionally severe drought is the main cause.
The climate is exceptionally severe, with prolonged, bitter winters.
There are some exceptions, of course, such as individuals whose heart attacks stemmed from unusual causes, like an infection, and those who have had an exceptionally severe problem from taking a statin, like severe skeletal muscle breakdown (called rhabdomyolysis).
In other words, while the current banking crisis is exceptionally severe, it's not exactly new.
"The downturn is exceptionally severe," said Jozef Straus, co-chairman, president and chief executive of JDS.
