Sentence examples for extreme communities from inspiring English sources

A growing number of "extreme communities" have cropped up online that offer a kind of peer support for those suffering delusions.

Conspiracy theories against vaccines tend to be strongest in politically extreme communities suspicious of modern medicine, such as fundamentalist conservatives or back-to-nature liberals.

Several low-yield neutron bombs could dig diversion trenches for the lava flow, and though radiation near the blast would be extreme, communities a few miles away would suffer minimal exposure.

Since then, Thailand's nascent environmental movement has been joined by a groundswell of sometimes extreme community activism.

Haredi critics of the campaign point out that the rabbis, like most ultra-Orthodox Jews, have remained silent, allowing more extreme community members to set the tone.

Such extreme community actions are not the sort of legacy Princeton residents should want to provide for their children, whose memories are formed by images likely to stay with them for life.

Identified by some psychologists and psychiatrists as part of an "extreme community" on the Internet that appears to encourage delusional thinking, a growing number of such Web sites are filled with stories from people who say they are victims of mind control and stalking by gangs of government agents.

And it also grieves me to have to tell you that this lad, valiant though he is, has to undergo extreme community censure for a minor accident caused by another boy.But so it is in this splashy, sprawling picture, which is as artificial as its brightly colored sets and every bit as superficial as its lump-in-the-throat sentiments.

"It's an extreme within an extreme community," comments Jim Barry, a benthic ecologist at the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute in Moss Landing, California, who was not involved.

ensuring that reanalyses outputs are freely available and feed smoothly into the climate science, climate applications, impacts, risks and extremes communities.

As climate change worsens extreme weather, communities have every right to press the government for a fairer approach to protect their families, homes and livelihoods".