As the two superpowers geared up for a nuclear war, the chances of something going terribly wrong increased exponentially.
Mr. McCain, who always notes when he talks about the war that it was "terribly mismanaged," called for increasing the size of the Army and the Marines to 900,000 members, up from the 750,000 currently planned, which he said would cost $15 billion a year.
Phil Nolan, the Islip town supervisor, said: "The biggest force at work here is that New York City's airports are terribly overcrowded, while the demand is increasing.
Over the years, and with little explanation, he said, the government, which is often terribly short of money, increased the license fee, first to $400,000, then $2 million.
The loss of heat was not terribly significant, particularly if I increased the dusting of pepper to what you'd see on a classic steak au poivre.
Clark argues that the very consensus war-fighting strategy that produces terribly inefficient wars also greatly increases the likelihood of a successful postwar outcome -- which is what the whole effort is supposed to be about.
A contributor to the UN report, and professor at the Australian National University's Crawford School, Frank Jotzo, told the Sydney Morning Herald that thanks to renewable energy and other low-carbon technologies becoming more affordable, it wouldn't be "terribly hard" for nations to increase their emissions cuts.
Instead, explain how gun control actually increases violent crime: I'm terribly sorry these deaths happened.
It sounds terribly modern, but in practice it would surely increase leakage of actual value.
