Sentence examples for even more extreme when from inspiring English sources
Young John's behavior became even more extreme when he moved out of his parent's house in 1992.
The distortion-by-denominator issue is even more extreme when looking at the unemployment 'rate' for 16-17 year olds. 16-17 year olds
The polarization looks even more extreme when the accounts are plotted according to their "valence," a measure of how politically homogeneous their connections are.
The analysis results show that the effects of weather can be even more extreme when considering indirect effects from other travel behaviour indicators involved in the decision-making processes.
This, he argues "becomes even more extreme when a comparison was made between the outcome of the centre-assessed [school-assessed] speaking and listening grade and the externally assessed exam grade".
This is even more extreme when you're undocumented.
Last week, Lufthansa took an even more extreme step when it announced that starting in September it would charge passengers roughly $18 for the option of booking plane tickets through third-party sites.
It was even more extreme than the courts: when its members caught Somalis involved in sports, they sometimes killed them.
The disparity was even more extreme at museums, and when paintings came up for sale, those by male artists fetched by far the higher price.
Will Israel not be increasing the bitterness and frustration of this one-sixth of the citizenry, and will not this lead Israeli Arabs to adopt even more extreme positions at a time when their connection to their country has been growing more tenuous?
