Sentence examples for extreme margin from inspiring English sources

Then, as the road resumed its anfractuous course, clinging to the extreme margin of this tumbled and chaotic coast, the fun began.

The extreme margin is marked by small lines, grooves or ridges when the cap is moist.

As the cap expands, a narrow sterile (i.e., without any reproductive cells typical of the hymenium) band which frequently becomes lobed or irregularly-jagged often forms at the extreme margin.

However, The New York Times said that the extreme margin of victory made "Diem's administrative control look more pervasive than is thought to be the case by a number of observers here".

Notably, myosin IIB appears to be localized to punctuate structures both at the extreme margin and in the more central zones, an appearance not seen for myosin IIA (Fig. 3B and 3C).

A complex portrait of juvenile delinquent women at the extreme margins of Iranian society.

Jarvis said these games are always difficult because they require not only victory, but victory by extreme margins.

The internet and social media have provided a new platform, if not a megaphone, for expressions of antisemitism which were hitherto confined to the extreme margins of society.

However, in countries grappling with hunger and poverty, where even the most rudimentary services are often lacking, disabled people frequently find themselves on the extreme margins.

Perhaps most alarmingly, the outpouring of Islamophobic remarks triggered by the US president was not confined to the extreme margins of public life.

MONTGOMERY, Ala., Sept. 16 – At one time, his name stood for segregation and racial hatred, the extreme margins of the white man's world.