Radha Vyas had a holiday that was terrible enough to motivate herself to start a business so nobody else would ever have to go through what she did.
It is terrible enough to imagine what might happen if Iran came to possess a bomb; but an attack now would almost certainly lead to a tide of blood in the region.
Jackson had shouted, "I'm going to Cicero!" The prospect of Jackson attempting to desegregate Cicero, one of the city's most entrenched white working-class suburbs, was terrible enough to bring King, Daley, Archbishop John Cody, the veteran community leader Al Raby, and seventy-five contending parties swiftly to the negotiating table.
There were problems with the police, of course there were, but I'm not convinced that the Police Authorities are terrible enough to need dismantling completely and replacing with this system which is effectively the same sort of thing (couched as police and crime panels) headed up by a scapegoat.
As the author Stephen Williams wrote in 1985, "even allowing a margin for invention, what remains is terrible enough.
"This thing is terrible enough on the substantive side, attacking drinking water protections for 1 in 3 Americans," Devine said.
We were terrible enough to find ways to keep quasi-slavery going for quite a while after that.
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It's terrible enough to litter sections of the planet with things that can conceivably be removed—I mean, even oil spills and radioactive dust can be cleaned up to a certain extent.
Running to catch the bus is terrible enough without having to ask yourself, "Is the bra I'm wearing strong enough or do I need to grab onto my bouncing chest?" Sporting endeavours that require any amount of up-and-down movement are especially dramatic.
