Sentence examples for consider the extremes from inspiring English sources
Colegate's tone, unobtrusively religious rather than pious, is pleasantly qualified by moments of straight-faced irony, and when you consider the extremes of conduct it describes, her book is remarkably peaceful and agreeable.
Here is another chance for Mr. Grisham to consider the extremes of the legal profession from the "small-town ham-and-eggs lawyers" who do title searches to the high-priced blowhard on the boat.
"Space is a lens in which to consider the extremes and everything in between of human civilization and accomplishments, and human error," she said in a recent phone conversation.
Therefore, these genes are an intermediate point comprising expression and connectivity however, must be plausible to consider the extremes genes in both connectivity (like INHA, NDRG1, FSTL3 and/or RBBP7) and expression differences (like MMP1, GCLM, and/or RARRES2).
We can consider two extreme hypotheses: the Q hypothesis and the P hypothesis (Mixtures of these two extreme cases can be envisaged, but to understand the problem it is sufficient to consider the extremes).
Consider the extreme plight of second-home owners in Saltaire, N.Y.
Do one thing today; consider the extreme of what could happen if I don't get it done.
For almost two weeks, the heat index was 130 degrees or higher, in what scientists consider the "extreme danger" range, when the risk of heat stroke is imminent.
Then I took my obsession to what some might consider the extreme: I attended the American Correction Association's 143rd Congress of Correction outside Washington.
Let us first consider the extreme case of α = 1.
