Sentence examples for a fairly extreme from inspiring English sources

It sounds extreme, but Rieselfeld is a fairly extreme place.

This strikes me as a fairly extreme statement and one worthy of further enquiry on my part.

I'd been reading John Ruskin's book Modern Painters, and was inspired by this fierce Victorian critic to use a fairly extreme image.

Five years ago, the conservancy bought out area fishing boats and licenses in a fairly extreme deal — forged with the local fishing industry — to protect millions of acres of fish habitat.

"The NPC doesn't step in every time they're unhappy, it's considered by them to be a fairly extreme measure, but Hong Kong independence is something that may qualify," said Danny Gittings, an expert on the Basic Law and author of the textbook Introduction to the Hong Kong Basic Law.

In a fairly extreme move against typecasting, Pike has followed up playing the fragrant Jane Bennet in Pride and Prejudice with the rather less fragrant Dr Samantha Grimm in the film adaptation of Doom, one of the goriest computer games ever made.

Speaking of envelopment without hard sell: This is a car company sponsoring a fairly extreme-metal festival.

In the United States (unlike, say, in Japan), it remains an act of fairly extreme cultural deviance to tell your friends that you are going to stay home on a Friday night reading comic books.

Thus, the conditions necessary to explain the >30% fitness decline per generation due to selection on a single trait are fairly extreme (e.g. h of various traits in salmonid species are generally lower than 0.5. Carlson and Seamons 2008).

"It would be fairly extreme for a small or midsized lender to do this, but for a major lender, it's very extreme".

Maybe they're not extreme for Idaho, but they're fairly extreme for a state with Democratic super-majorities in the House and the Senate.