Sentence examples for extraordinarily charged from inspiring English sources

But even the most matter-of-fact news images here are extraordinarily charged.

And so scientists and believers from around the world, on all sides of an extraordinarily charged debate, are watching the meeting carefully.

The guards had first appeared in the courthouse at the beginning of the week, and had added a new level of unease and mistrust to an already extraordinarily charged environment.

Janai Nelson, the associate director-counsel of the NAACP legal defence and educational fund, said on Friday that people were directing money to one side of "an extraordinarily racially charged incident" despite not having information to prove that Wilson acted appropriately.

Just over a month ago, a state-run newspaper reported that China Telecom might come under scrutiny under the nation's antimonopoly law after complaints from smaller Internet service providers that they were being charged extraordinarily high prices for connecting to China Telecom's network for broadband service.

At the heart of the seven-tonne, $2bn machine is a giant, specially designed magnet which bends the paths of extraordinarily high-energy charged particles called cosmic rays onto a series of detectors, giving hints of what the particles are.

The decision said that instruction had the effect of coercing jurors to vote for execution, because they might fear that a vote against it would lead to the eventual release of people charged with extraordinarily violent or otherwise shocking murders.

The introduction of negatively charged SWNTs extraordinarily decreased the size of Bi particles to nanoscale due to electrostatic interaction which made Bi III) cations easily attracted onto the surface of SWNTs in good order, leading to higher quality of Bi film deposition.

The industry contends that it provides a necessary service in offering secured loans, but critics say it takes advantage of people in vulnerable financial situations by charging extraordinarily high interest.

If the bank took an extraordinarily large charge, that would reduce its capital and might also make the rating agencies nervous, said Steven Wharton, an analyst at Loomis, Sayles & Company.

She also dismissed speculation that J. P. Morgan will take an extraordinarily large charge against earnings in the fourth quarter to write down the value of its riskier loans as well as investments in these industries made by its private equity arm, JPMorgan Partners, which has already lost $699 million this year.