Sentence examples for could have extremely from inspiring English sources

He said such pressure "could have extremely negative consequences for the entire relationship between Russia and the European Union".

Such a Pyrrhic victory could be a much greater geopolitical disaster than the Vietnam War, since any spillover in the Middle East could have extremely dangerous consequences.

At the same time, a breakout above this trendline, which occurred in April 2003, could have extremely bullish implications.

Research work has been inspired in the 1990s due to a theoretical prediction that diamond-like β-C3N4 could have extremely high hardness values [2].

"In order to address a security-related issue related to encryption in one case, the authorities risk unlocking a Pandora's Box that could have extremely damaging implications for the human rights of many millions of people, including their physical and financial security," says Al Hussein.

And a U.S. military attack could have extremely negative consequences for the U.S. in terms of Iranian retaliation in the region, at time when the U.S. has 150,000 troops in Afghanistan and Iraq.

You could have been extremely disagreeable over those phone calls".

"Enron could have done extremely well with betting on market inefficiencies and hedging bets," he said.

We could have an extremely major disaster if prevention measures are not stepped up over the next six weeks".

Assuming he had similar itemized deductions to the $4.5 million he had in 2010, his taxable income could have been extremely low.

The pilot was able to maintain control and the systems were restored after 90 seconds but investigators believe the incident could have been extremely serious.