Sentence examples for end of a continuum from inspiring English sources
But those cases mark only the far end of a continuum.
Norway is as such situated toward a 'strong' end of a continuum of a level of multifunctional agriculture.
Some have suggested that the ugly language of the far right is just the end of a continuum that begins on the marble floor of the Parliament.
Racist murder is the most extreme end of a continuum which spans violent assault, arson, criminal damage, graffiti, intimidation and verbal abuse.
What is done with words is merely the verbal end of a continuum of abuse that too often ends with beatings and spousal homicide.
Advocates for disabled people say Mr. Uematsu's views represent the extreme end of a continuum of discrimination in which those with disabilities are often spurned by a culture that prizes conformity.
Indeed, for Moffitt, populist and technocratic styles are not a binary, but opposite ends of a continuum upon which all politicians lie.
Arguing that sickness and health are just opposite ends of a continuum, Dr. Knock, who majored in romance languages, gives free consultations to recruit consumers and then inevitably finds something to be concerned about.
Researchers have long speculated about the distinction between trust and distrust, yet the majority of studies on trust have treated them as essentially the same construct on opposite ends of a continuum.
While scholars such as William Cronon argue that the categories "urban" and "rural"—or relatedly "center" and "periphery"—are not two poles, but rather unstable ends of a continuum, the urban/rural dichotomy seems to have immense discursive and myth-making powers with very real consequences.
