Sentence examples for extreme order from inspiring English sources

"If Wullar Lake is not able to perform that soaking function, Srinigar is going to head into a water crisis of extreme order.

But in a country that teeters between extreme order and exuberant disorder -- where rules proliferate in direct proportion to the breaking of them -- the attitude toward graffiti is somewhat ambivalent.

Mr. Thain also said that the program would be switched off if extreme order imbalances occurred, like an overwhelming number of buy or sell orders building up around a specific stock.

Perhaps the only people with the right to look at images of suffering of this extreme order are those who could do something to alleviate it—say, the surgeons at the military hospital where the photograph was taken or those who could learn from it.

Perhaps the only people with the right to look at images of suffering of this extreme order are those who could do something to alleviate it — say, the surgeons at the military hospital where the photograph was taken — or those who could learn from it.

The general imbalance return link in our sample is not driven by extreme order imbalances.

All that tracks with previous reporting about Trump's White House, including Woodward's book, which describes cabinet officials literally stealing papers off of Trump's desk so he can't sign particularly extreme orders (the president apparently doesn't notice).

Or Edmund Gosse: "He is of course not entirely without talent, but he is a literary charlatan of the extremest order".

Banning orders and "extreme disruption" orders will feature in the party's 2015 election manifesto, the home secretary told the party's Birmingham conference.

Banning orders and "extreme disruption" orders, which will give the UK government powers to restrict the movement, activities and social media use of extremists, will be included in the Conservatives' manifesto for the 2015 election, Theresa May told the party's autumn conference.

Consider the technique mathematicians call a reductio ad absurdum, taking a statement to an extreme in order to refute it.