Sentence examples for deemed extreme from inspiring English sources

Ideas deemed extreme just a few years ago were front and center.

Russia's register of materials deemed extreme has grown from 1,000 entries to more than 3,000 in the past four years.

In comments deemed extreme even for his rabble-rousing far-right party, Jobbik, Marton Gyongyosi urged the authorities on Monday to "tally up" the number of Jews in Hungary, especially those in the parliament and government.

But they were not deemed extreme enough for the tournament to implement its policy, which can see matches on open courts postponed and those on the show courts played with the roof closed.

Self-expanding transcatheter aortic valve replacement using alternative access sites in symptomatic patients with severe aortic stenosis deemed extreme risk of surgery.

(Existing information produces curious results. In the U.K., for example, angling kills more people each year than any other sport, due to drowning, but it is by no means deemed extreme).

After a variety of minor injuries and visits to physical therapists, I no longer do poses I deem extreme.

More women suffer from social phobia than men, studies show, though men are more likely to seek treatment, perhaps because society deems extreme shyness in males less acceptable than in females.

Apple's ongoing 5G troubles are well known, so perhaps the company deems extreme measures are necessary.

Isis was deemed too extreme for al-Qaida.

His views were deemed so extreme that, until last year, no Israeli government would give him a cabinet position.