Sentence examples for extreme set of from inspiring English sources
This is an extreme set of neuroses - or, as Daniel prefers to put it, "walking in a self-imposed narrow corridor of behavioural possibilities".
Perhaps, having spent so much time on the ground as an aid worker, she understood that, all too often, this most extreme set of terms is overblown.
It's notable that Triopticus is a particular outlier, being even more distant from the ancestral form that the pachycephalosaurs – it has quite an extreme set of anatomical features.
However, given the extreme set of facts, Kennedy and Roberts would likely join the court's four liberals to rule that the defendant's 14th amendment rights were violated.
Such an example is a boundary situation, an extreme set of circumstances which is the exception to any rule and from which no detailed prescriptions applying to other cases can be given.
"It's a fish-out-of-water, new lease-on-life kind of story, just with a more extreme set of background circumstances," Kemper explains in her sing-song voice.
In "The Meyerowitz Stories," Baumbach composes an even more extreme setting of his own text; it's a movie of grafts and accretions and impingements, organized around a central artistic metaphor that reflects back on his own artistic practice.
The most prominent theoretical account regarding celebrity worship was proposed by McCutcheon et al. (2002), who postulated an "absorption-addiction" model that explains three increasingly extreme sets of cognitions associated with para-social relationships.
I wonder if these apparent uneven distributions could be an artifact of the methods used whereby two extreme sets of repetitive sequences were used in the analysis: ancient repeats found in all mammals and human-specific repeats.
Another way to think about this problem is to take it to its logical extreme – a set of RI lines.
At the other extreme, one set of genes might contribute to both conditions (i.e. the underlying genetic predisposition is the same) with different environmental factors or modifiers triggering disease progression down one path or another.
