Sentence examples for been severe enough to from inspiring English sources

The problems have been severe enough to have become evident at the Police Academy.

The pullback has been severe enough to slow down the broader US economy, which for years had been powered by oil job growth and investment.

Yet even though the economic malaise in the United States has rippled to the island, which is largely a second-home market for North Americans, the problems have not been severe enough to cause large numbers of foreclosures and short sales, said Dick Sougé, the owner of Coldwell Banker Aruba Realty.

But she also warned that Europe should avoid sending the wrong signal to members of OPEC, the oil-producers' club, pointing out that tax cuts could merely encourage producers to keep prices high.Even where protests have been severe enough to disrupt daily life, the public mood has been remarkably tolerant.

The progressive airway collapse and inflammation with increasing FiO2 may not have been severe enough to induce histopathological changes and affect lung function in our model.

Brain damage in our patients may not have been severe enough to measure the positive effects of mental stimulation.

The bleeding was severe enough to require repeated transfusions.

"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.

(This imagined drought is severe enough to force a parched Pennsylvania to invade New York).