Sentence examples for extreme in terms from inspiring English sources

At the other extreme, in terms of ambition, lies the dream of a shield over the entire United States.

On Saturday night Labour's candidate for mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, who is putting plans for more affordable housing at the heart of his campaign, described the bill as "the most extreme in terms of housing in a generation".

"What happened in Guinea was extreme in terms of its violence and cruelty," said Princeton N. Lyman, a former American diplomat in Africa who is now at the Council on Foreign Relations, so China could become "something of a target in a way they haven't been for some time".

Alternatively, the nonwords in the present study might be more variable or less extreme in terms of sound symbolic mappings.

At the other extreme in terms of size, a stock that we like and have done well with is called PetSmart.

That said, I think you could argue maybe that, from a perception perspective, we may have gone to an extreme in terms of perceived value of this stuff.

"We should not go to extremes in terms of either environmental protection or development," Mr. Wu said.

By contrast, this week also sees the Blu-ray releases of Goldfinger, Moonraker and The World Is Not Enough (£22.50 each, MGM), three Bonds that run to extremes in terms of quality yet all have a sense to fun and scale that are missing here.

Last week, we saw some interesting extremes in terms of the sentiment measures that we follow.

The advancement of semiconductor electronics is rapidly approaching two extremes in terms of physical scale.

These forms may or may not have been intermediate between the two extremes in terms of lifestyle.