Sentence examples for be severe enough from inspiring English sources

"It had to be severe enough to explain why he couldn't travel," she remembers.

"Perhaps they didn't perceive their reaction to be severe enough to merit epinephrine," said Dr. Greenhawt.

"The pain can be severe enough to cause a woman to pass out.

As recently as Friday, the injury was believed to be severe enough to send Wright to the disabled list.

Daniel R. Ortiz, a lawyer for Ms. Vance, said such conduct would not be severe enough to qualify.

A pull is really a tear, and that can be severe enough to sideline an athlete for a month or two.

Mr. Rocha maintained that the damage could be severe enough to allow hot gases to burn through the wing on re-entry and threaten the craft.

Asked if the F.I.A. penalty for missing races could be severe enough to put USF1 out of business, Anderson said: "I guess anything's possible.

On occasion, scleritis can be severe enough to destroy areas of the sclera and pose a significant threat to the health and visual function of the eye.

The new labels will drop "moderate" and say the pain must be "severe enough" to require round-the-clock treatment in patients who have no other options.

The general consensus was apparently that dancing in itself was not bad, but that no punishment could be severe enough for what was regarded as lascivious dancing.