Sentence examples for extreme instance of from inspiring English sources
In the extreme instance of Hiss, the "welfare of the university" overrode other considerations.
Over the past two centuries this has most often happened during the most extreme instance of national purpose: mass warfare.
Genes active in one inbred line but inactive in another represent an extreme instance of allelic diversity defined as single-parent expression [4].
Glasses designed by Karl Köpping in Berlin, with long, waving stems and tulip-like bowls, were perhaps the extreme instance of Art Nouveau style applied to glassware.
This tragic story embodies an extreme instance of mission drift and social harm; however, the risk that less dramatic versions of mission drift will undermine the promise of social finance is endemic and must be mitigated.
(The most extreme instance of such an approach is undoubtedly the hold-up in L'Argent, which we don't see at all - it's thanks to the soundtrack alone that we know what's going on).
This new insight shows that sharp downturns are not exceptions to the historical rule, but rather extreme instances of what occurs all the time.
Eureka's sales director, Ian Sadler, tells me he volunteered to trim the most extreme instances of the sexual sadism that was supposed to be at issue.
The Back of the Yards area has seen some of the more extreme instances of gun use in the city in recent years.
Settling Hebron explores the complexity of Hebron's Jewish settler community in its own right through its routine practices and rituals, its most extreme instances of fundamentalist revision and violence, and its strategic relationships with successive Israeli governments.
