Sentence examples for extreme cause from inspiring English sources

She was to claim that the Labour party was now the "natural home" of these forces – which was why it was so muted in its condemnation of the violence and its praise of the police or working miners, and yet willing to trumpet the "extreme cause" of Arthur Scargill's leadership of the National Union of Mineworkers.

No building can be expected to be resistant to the excessive loads that could arise because of an extreme cause, but it should not be damaged to an extent disproportionate to the original cause.

Not even other teachers unions would support UTLA's extreme cause.

Worldwide travel alerts have been issued a few times since May 2011, so this one isn't an extreme cause for worry, a State Department spokesperson told The Huffington Post.

Cesarani argued in favour of German-style censorship of right-wing views, suggesting that complete freedom of speech helps extreme causes.

Clearly, such extreme causes of vibration must always be avoided.

Always consult your health care provider for extreme causes of excess hair loss and thinning.

The task of reconciling these extremes caused Puccini uncharacteristic agony.

Not only do such extreme events cause hardship and suffering, but they also create the conditions for political instability.

High levels can damage the brain, kidney, liver, nerves and stomach and, in extreme cases, cause death.

Extreme temperatures cause spikelet sterility in rice and thus yield losses.