Sentence examples for defendants as extremely from inspiring English sources

"It's hard to envision a more chilling plot," said Assistant U.S. Attorney Eric Snyder at the time, describing the defendants as "extremely violent".

Kelly, who declined to comment Thursday, said during Rojano-Nieto's sentencing that he saw the defendant as being "extremely remorseful" and that a prison term stretching a quarter of a century would be "grossly disproportionate," according to court transcripts.

This is partly due to prejudging the defendant as guilty.

That strikes me as extremely unlikely.

She described the figures as "extremely high and extremely devastating".

He also strikes me as extremely resilient.

Dickinson describes these as "extremely constructive".

ABI described the dialogue as extremely "helpful".

He described the situation there as "extremely, extremely dangerous".

The aggressive charges against not one or two but six officers in the death of Freddie Gray represent an evolution from "a norm in which prosecutors were seen as extremely cozy with police and therefore were enormously reluctant to accuse them," says David Jaros, a University of Baltimore law professor with a focus on defendants' rights.

The investigation examined an AI system used in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., that falsely flagged black defendants as future criminals at a rate twice that of white defendants.