Sentence examples for extreme articles from inspiring English sources
The objects include, at one extreme, articles for use in immediate life-threatening emergencies, among them an aluminum-and-fabric escape ladder; a nearly weightless Mylar Blizzard Survival Bag; another Mylar design that can serve as a splint, a body warmer or a distress-signaling kite; and the Sea Shelter, an imposing fusion of tent and rubber life raft.
Sure, we can see extreme articles written on hot topic issues and they are full of hateful comments that make you think that the "wars" are real.
ROK itself was known as a hub for misogynistic online activity, pick-up artist 'strategy,' harassment, sad dudes complaining about their poor sex lives, and their extreme articles that walked the line between sincerity and trolling for attention (Jezebel once described ROK as a "vile troll site" and advocated people don't pay attention to it).
Thrift is out of fashion in much of the rich world, but America's situation is extreme (see article).
By Jack Butler The New Yorker, September 16 , 1974P. 42 The weather isn't news unless extreme, View Article By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By Jia Tolentino By Masha Gessen.
Many search results are now reinforcing extreme views, with articles denying the holocaust or disparaging women increasingly appearing at the top of the rankings.
This says that national sovereignty may be overridden in extreme circumstances (see article).
I read with extreme interest your article about the Waterbury Branch of Metro-North.
The Constitutional Council had already ruled against parts of a recent law that would bar lay-offs through redundancy except in extreme circumstances.See article: France's bosses are feeling hogtiedIn Cyprus the leaders of the Greek-Cypriot and Turkish-Cypriot communities opened face-to-face negotiations.
Sir, We read with extreme interest the article of Wang and colleagues [1].
Sir, We read with extreme interest the article by Frost on mesothelioma latency period among asbestos workers (Frost, 2013).
