Sentence examples for sufficiently severe that from inspiring English sources

The torture was sufficiently severe that the Senate report found Abu Zubaydah would lie down meekly on the waterboard when his CIA interrogator "snapped his fingers twice".

Its restrictions on the jurisdiction of the federal courts were sufficiently severe that the Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist and his most conservative allies felt the need to act with remarkable speed to affirm the law's constitutionality.

In another development, Vice President Abdu Rabu Mansoor Hadi said in an interview with CNN that Mr. Saleh's injuries from an attack on June 3 were sufficiently severe that "it could be months" before he can return to Yemen from receiving medical treatment in Saudi Arabia.

Some contamination levels may be sufficiently severe that precautions must be taken.

This demonstrates that the stimulus was sufficiently severe that homeostatic mechanisms were unable to maintain normal function.

The prediction is confirmed: the fossil record documents hundreds, possibly thousands, of "turnover" events, where environmental degradation was sufficiently severe that entire species began to succumb to extinction and new species quickly evolved to populate the newly reconstituted environment.

The most common clinical reasons for not having surgery were a surgeon's decision that symptoms were not sufficiently severe or that a patient was not fit for surgery (such as being overweight).

2. Have a chronic care improvement program, which consist of having a method of monitoring and identifying enrollees with multiple or sufficiently severe chronic conditions that meet established criteria.

As it has been estimated that between 4.3 10% of patients have psychological reactions sufficiently severe to require that MRI has to be modified, postponed or cancelled, it is important to know whether subjecting psychotic patients to this procedure is clinically warranted[ 7].

The most common reasons were that patients thought the symptoms would resolve (74%), they could manage symptoms themselves (68%), they do not like receiving medications or injections (54%), the symptoms were not sufficiently severe (51%), and that they do not like going to the doctor (51%).

To the best of our knowledge, there has been only one previous report of a spinal deformity as a complication of osteomalacia that was sufficiently severe so as to require surgical treatment.