Sentence examples for extreme becoming from inspiring English sources

"With the most extreme becoming the de-facto standard: To avoid being sued, international internet platforms would be motivated to comply with the strictest version implemented by any member state".

Bellatrix takes this gendered stereotype to its monstrous extreme, becoming part-girl, part-hag, who will giggle like a giddy schoolgirl as she inflicts unbearable pain onto her victims.

He also agreed that many people didn't see that the Horn of Africa — the troubled region that encompasses Somalia and Ethiopia — is a classic case of the three extremes becoming an unholy trinity (I'm paraphrasing) and threatening peace and stability around the world.

"It kinda accumulated into extreme bands becoming extreme people and eventually doing extreme things," says VICE fave Mortiis, a pivotal member of the black metal scene who currently plays Casio-fuelled electronic medieval merry-go-round shanties.

She and her team have studied five regions, comparing historical data going back 70 years and found drought and extreme flooding becoming more frequent, temperatures rising in winter, extreme – good and bad – years now more common and rainfall patterns changing.

Data shows that hot domes this extreme are becoming more common.

With extreme weather becoming more common, organisations including the Institution of Mechanical Engineers are calling for a fundamental rethink of how vulnerable infrastructure is protected.

With extreme weather becoming more common, issues of reconstruction after natural disasters are crucial for the future of cities and how they adapt.

On top of that, there are concerns that climate change could damage supplies, as well, with some pointing to Brazil's drought as evidence of the more extreme weather becoming the norm.

As more and more Americans find themselves barred from economic opportunity, ideas once considered extreme are becoming mainstream.

The first extreme is becoming obsessed by the rules or fretting over them.