Sentence examples for extremists enough from inspiring English sources

The proposed new tools are part of an extended strategy to "disrupt" extremists enough to create opportunities to bring vulnerable people back from the edge of becoming a danger to society.

But they are not deep enough for many Tea Party members, freshmen and other extremists in the House Republican caucus.

Catholicism wasn't extremist enough, so I had to go to Calvary".

It is terrifying that a government minister could be narcissistic, brutal and extremist enough to target a family wedding, and chilling that the state's salaried employees seem to have little idea what they are doing.

In the present climate of fear of terrorist attack, his aides talk of "Islamist extremists" is enough.

He plays down the pain of Americans who endured 9/11 by saying, "If I cannot destroy a big high-rise anymore, because terrorists blew up two of the most famous ones, the twin towers, what does this say about our world?" Yet he cowers — and avoids depicting the destruction of any Islamic symbols — because he doesn't want to make extremists mad enough to come after him.

Lawmakers have a responsibility to keep Louisana's most important sector from getting crushed by the very environmental extremists rich enough to disregard the economic implications of the rules they seek to impose on others.

The definition of "extremist" was enough to cause a major row between May and Michael Gove this year and there is likely to be a wide divergence between universities, councils and ministers in their views.

Trying to keep up to 100 bombs from extremists is hard enough; expanding the nuclear stockpile makes the challenge worse.

Avowedly pro-Kahane extremists, now strong enough to have placed their own representative in the Knesset, have gained shock cred by lining highway underpasses with posters of the "Jew-hater Obama" photoshopped into wearing a Palestinian kaffieh.

Since 2010, there have been enough extremist Republicans in the caucus to block consideration of most of the bills requested by the White House or sent over from the Senate.