Sentence examples for consider extremely from inspiring English sources

"That is what I consider extremely dangerous".

I appreciate your recognition of readers' objections to what many consider extremely biased front-page news articles on Sept. 13 and Sept. 14.

For their part, Senate Republicans pushed Thursday for a bill that would repeal a tax compliance requirement that businesses consider extremely burdensome.

In the light of the latest reporting by UNMOVIC, you will need to consider extremely carefully whether the evidence of non-cooperation and non-compliance by Iraq is sufficiently compelling to justify the conclusion that Iraq has failed to take its final opportunity.

When dealing with cultural heritage and critical structures (e.g., nuclear power plants), where it is necessary to consider extremely long time intervals, the standard hazard estimates are by far unsuitable, due to their basic heuristic limitations.

"The very least we owe the Welsh people is therefore to consider extremely carefully the likely impact of these radical changes to such a cornerstone of the union - that redistributive union - as taxation because they will have impacts on the potential prosperity and the wellbeing of the Welsh people," he said.

Bedbugs do not transmit disease but are considered extremely annoying.

Mr. Ashcroft said "both individuals should be considered extremely dangerous".

A count of more than 1,500 is considered "extremely high".

Any level above 9.5% is considered extremely dangerous.

"I work with many people who are considered extremely difficult and complicated".