Sentence examples for extreme advance from inspiring English sources

For instance, reports of icebergs off the coast of Norway in spring 1881 coincided with the most extreme advance ever recorded of East Greenland sea ice.

That starts with embracing extreme advances in technology and creating a level playing field around understanding the power of technology.

The single action that I believe will make capitalism more inclusive is to embrace, rather than fear, extreme advances in technology - in particular, advances in areas such as automation and artificial intelligence.

While Italian forces in the extreme west advanced on Prilep, the elated Serbs, with the French beside them, pressed on up the Vardar Valley.

While specific circumstances vary from country to country, extreme rightist advances appear to have all been helped by voters' anger that mainstream political parties have ignored the perceived link between rising crime and uncontrolled immigration, including a recent wave of asylum seekers.

Despite the heat reaching into the high 80s and extreme humidity, advances mostly came easily for the top players in the U.S. Open here Thursday.

Even if we grant either leader the most favorable interpretation of their motives -- that they could be seeking to test the other's intentions before laying out difficult concessions each has still lost the initiative to those on both extremes who advance their agendas without hesitation.

We also show that VMRs become more common and more extreme with advancing age.

Those claims, which go beyond the established scientific consensus about the role of climate change in causing weather extremes, were advanced by James E. Hansen, a prominent NASA climate scientist, and two co-authors in a scientific paper published online on Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

Teddy has the family trait of using fundamentalist and extreme language to advance the causes he believes in.

Two milestone reports by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), Managing the Risk of Extreme Events to Advance Climate Change Adaptation (IPCC 2012) and the contribution of Working Group II to the IPCC Fifth Assessment Report (IPCC 2014) urge a risk perspective for assessing the different climate change-related threats (Birkmann and Mechler 2015).