Sentence examples for too severe makes from inspiring English sources

In some ways it's the fact that the situation she says she escaped from was not too severe makes it harder to deal with.

As I see it, the challenges at hand are much too severe to make it plausible that one state, NGO or enterprise can handle them alone.

His own advisors have told Duncan Smith that his planned benefit regime is too severe and will make people turn to prostitution and crime.

"We don't think it's anything too severe but we're making sure we've got him for the balance of the schedule.

But my depression was a little too severe for it to make a difference, and it actually was heartbreaking later when I moved — the landlord charged me to paint everything back to white".

The body responds by trying to repair this damage, but at high doses it is too severe or widespread to make repair possible, leading to short-term acute health effects.

You know, Nixon was drunk when he had it; Reagan was probably, you know, had too severe Alzheimer's to make serious decisions; Lyndon Johnson was into worrying about the next election rather than death and destruction.

If your parents are the type to get angry about pranks, don't make them too severe.

Many players said they thought the U.S.G.A. let the greens become too severe too early in the week, making them difficult to control once the strong winds arrived Saturday night.

David Cameron was so concerned, said Downing Street, that he stepped in to ensure the cuts wouldn't be too severe: "The Prime Minister intervened to make sure the Treasury gave a figure that allowed them to do their job properly.

"The financial adjustments we're going to have to make aren't too severe".