Sentence examples for an extremely adverse from inspiring English sources

But the failure to restore basic services, such as electricity and telephone service, in many areas has had an extremely adverse impact on popular attitudes.

Towards this advantageous position, it is interesting to observe that early surface treatment with a crystallising hydrophobic mineral solution, immediately followed by a curing agent application, safeguards the 28 day strength of concrete in an extremely adverse curing environment.

Florian Zeller's The Mother, about a woman whose empty nest has an extremely adverse effect on her, ends its run at the Tricycle Theatre, NW6, tonight, while the award-winning The Father, which covers dementia and familial love, has returned to the West End (Duke Of York's, WC2, to 26 Mar).

In legal argument before the trial, Gadd's lawyers argued the case should be thrown out because it was impossible for jurors not to have missed years of coverage of an "extremely adverse nature" by the media, including a mockumentary which depicted his execution.

"Steve has led Chiquita to become a stronger company while overcoming an extremely adverse regulatory environment and managing through difficult market conditions.

Then a 22-year-old marketing assistant from Surrey, Joanna gave the pill to her friend Alexandra Thomas, who was very drunk and suffered an extremely adverse reaction.

The result showed the excavation torque could run up to a critical value in the extremely adverse excavation environments, which might result in an unexpected breakdown of TBM and even a failure of the drive motor.

However, in many of these recent deaths, the tablets instead contained PMA, which gives users none of the euphoria associated with MDMA, and rather acts as a kind of anti-depressant – an overdose of which can lead to extremely adverse reactions, such as tachycardia, hyperthermia and more.

If we continue to prevaricate, also in the international arena, and do not manage to find a workable way forward in Doha, this will prove very costly for the international community and is likely to have extremely adverse effects for a great many people.

There is an acknowledgement that "in some cases of extremely adverse rearing circumstances well-functioning child-care institutions may offer children a better rearing environment than their own dysfunctional families" p237 [ 6].

The exceptional effort of collaboration shown by our Balkan colleagues, who have been able to carry out scientific activities in extremely adverse human conditions, is an example to the European nephrological community, which should not hesitate to offer all possible help to this new association'.