Sentence examples for extreme degrees from inspiring English sources

In the early days, forcing her dancers to more and more extreme degrees of self-revelation, Bausch brought the company close to implosion.

Mr. Schnall said that the social workers' report showed Dr. Borukhova "sabotaging the father's relationship with the child to extreme degrees," but that he had asked the judge merely to allow Dr. Malakov unsupervised visits with Michelle.

While bendable or flexible OLED screens have hit trade shows, few shipping products have incorporated them, except for a few curved televisions and smartphones, and none have yet been demonstrated that can bend to the extreme degrees depicted in Apple's patents.

Climax or Selling Climax: The culmination or end of a protracted period of selling, characterized by high volume, forced margin selling, extreme degrees of negative market breadth (also in prior years a late ticker tape)–and panic.

High levels of total hardness does not cause health risk; however, both extreme degrees very soft (<75 mg/l as CaCO3) and very hard (>300 mg/l as CaCO3) are considered as undesirable features in water.

Children with extreme degrees of impulsivity, distractibility and hyperactivity are easy to diagnose with ADHD.

Köhler et al. consider that the differential diagnosis process is extremely challengeable due to the myriad symptoms and the extreme degree of clinical variability characteristic of many neurological diseases.

The New Skete monks preach togetherness -- to an extreme degree.

Prohibitions or taboos are sometimes cultivated to an extreme degree.

He was sensitive to these things because he shared them to an extreme degree.

The price differences are also present, to a less extreme degree, in Canada and the United Kingdom.