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The category 1 to 5 rating known as the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale provides an estimate of a hurricane’s potential of destroying or damaging property, and is primarily determined from wind speed; a category 5 storm has wind speeds so high as to blow away small buildings, completely destroy mobile homes, and cause severe window and door damage.
of destroying or damaging property, and is primarily determined from wind speed; a category 5 storm has wind speeds so high as
to destroy or damage property, and is primarily determined from wind speed; a category 5 storm has wind speeds high enough
of destroying or damaging property, and is primarily determined by wind speed; a category 5 storm has wind speeds so high as
to destroy or damage property, and is primarily determined by wind speed; a category 5 storm has wind speeds high enough
to destroy or damage property, and is primarily determined by wind speed; a category 5 storm has wind speeds so high as


Hi,

In this question,what makes E a better option over D?

Does "so high as" in E play a vital role?I was thinkinking "so high as" when replaced by "high enough" makes
the sentence simpler and more concise..

Thanks a lot in anticipation...

This is a very subtle difference, expounded on in detail in the Sentence Correction strategy guide.

See the explanation under this link: http://www.manhattangmat.com/forums/mgmat-sc-question-bank-t1280.html

Same thing here - the idea is to emphasize the extreme quality of category 5 'canes, not to imply that they are just good enough to do the damage described.