Sentence examples for severe enough to harm from inspiring English sources

For 85% of the sites, exposure would not be severe enough to harm the eggs, the authors report in the December issue of Ecology.

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

(They might, doctors said. Probably not enough to harm a fetus, however).

Ideally, all this happens before the problem grows large enough to harm employees, customers, or other stakeholders.

Yes, there are some buybacks but not big enough to harm its good credit ratings.

On the leaves, the caffeine is not concentrated enough to harm the plant, but is still enough to repel some pests.

"It could be severe enough to cause real harm".

These are indicative of capacity of infrastructure being reached, and from the data do not appear to be severe enough to cause ecological harm.

6 7 They often worry whether the reaction is severe enough to warrant an injection of adrenaline or whether their child may come to harm if given unnecessary treatment.

The bleeding was severe enough to require repeated transfusions.

But sometimes the curvature becomes severe enough to require surgery.