Sentence examples for growing extreme from inspiring English sources
Solar energy and energy efficiency reduced the community's contribution to greenhouse gas emissions, while relocation adapted it to growing extreme weather events.
This bonus mystery plant was growing extreme-sports-style, vertically out from a cracked drainpipe.
Can an effective, centrist "grand coalition" be forged, capable of out-voting the growing extremes of left and right?
If that fails Iceland may drift towards persistent political instability, growing extremes and erosion of solidarity.
Even as inequality has grown, extreme poverty appears to be at its lowest level ever.
It's a Republican Party that has grown extreme enough to persuade itself that stratagems like threatening default are reasonable.
Since then, Mr. Steiner said in an interview, his views about Mr. Garner's proposal have grown extreme.
Johnson's definition of loyalty grew extreme, absolute: "I don't want loyalty," he told an adviser about a potential appointee.
Suddenly, he was walking around with gigabytes of secrets belonging to a superpower, and his worry about being surveilled had grown extreme.
As he put it, when it comes to pushing the envelope in terms of what porn can be especially in a beleaguered industry, where other studios' offerings have grown extreme to court clicks—"we're as progressive as the market will allow".
The level of its violence hasn't discouraged new recruits — the numbers keep growing, because extreme violence is part of what makes ISIS so compelling.
