Sentence examples for extremely cutting from inspiring English sources

ArmA is essentially the follow-up to Operation Flashpoint, which was an extremely cutting edge shooter when it arrived in 2001.

Much of the recording equipment used to create the movie's intricately complicated sound effects was, at the time, extremely cutting edge.

Know where to look and you might hear about extremely cutting-edge performances, like multidisciplinary artist Cevdet Erek, rubbing a carpet hung on the wall.

Unfortunately this performance is hard to discern because the movie is shot in three very different styles, with extremely jarring cutting between each.

The vice-chancellor of the Queensland University of Technology, Peter Coaldrake, also said the government needed to be "extremely cautious cutting 40%to50%0% from Teqsa's budget" and that it was essential the regulator could continue to do its job.

Wear phenomena affecting the coated tool performance in bevel gear manufacturing are still unexploited due to the restricted possibilities to investigate the influence of the extremely complicated cutting kinematics on the chip removal process.

Unless your toenails grow extremely fast, cutting your toenails often won't give them a good chance to become ingrown.

The horns are extremely prominent here, cutting through the orchestra with dissonant calls of warning.

Mr. Blumenthal, a tough manager, has proved extremely adept at cutting through layers of bureaucracy to obtain funds from the city of Berlin and the nation.

Even the extremely frugal are cutting back.

It is shown that the present formulae are extremely efficient by cutting the CPU time by orders of magnitude in comparison with the traditional numerical integration scheme.