Sentence examples for extreme result from inspiring English sources

An extreme result was the deportation of Flavio Uzhca.

The most extreme result of illness – the need to go to hospital – is excellently captured in Tony Ross's Little Princess title I don't want to go to hospital.

Madison's mother's grooming regime could fuel a small economy: "To my parents, death existed as merely the logical, albeit extreme, result of not adequately exfoliating your skin".

In a matter of weeks I had developed grey hair on the lower half of the sides of my head, a phenomenon people in my culture refer to as the extreme result of depression.

They represent the most extreme result of the progressive cooling and consequent aridification of global climates during the Cenozoic Era (65.5 million years ago to the present), which also led to the development of savannas and scrublands in the less arid regions near the tropical and temperate margins of the developing deserts.

Such an extreme result is originated by the fact that the tax scheme must provide equal treatment to those who select the same level of consumption.

Pragmatism can be messy, but it has the virtue of avoiding absurd or extreme results.

For much of his herky-jerky season, it had been a pitch with extreme results.

SHAOLIN SOCCER -- ("Siu Lam Juk Kau") A former soccer player and a martial arts expert join forces, with extreme results.

There are extreme results - toxic orange beams violating a haze of grey water, a purple Parliament going up in scorching sunset flames.

They found that behavoural studies were more likely to report more extreme results than studies that involved biological or chemical measurements in a person.