Sentence examples for instead of extremely from inspiring English sources
The new teams are embedded with military units — instead of extremely expensive private security crews — as a way of allowing them to circulate more freely through the country.
According to the analysis above, the relative depth of subsurface deformation when nano-cutting along different directions on the monocrystalline germanium can be obtained from the transformed phase distribution of the subsurface with nanoindentation on the same crystal plane with a spherical indenter, instead of extremely large numbers of simulations or experiments on nanometric cutting.
As though American women should feel grateful that we're only somewhat oppressed, instead of extremely oppressed.
Perhaps Miliband could start by highlighting the need to strike when comparing MPs' own pension arrangements, which are accrued at the rate of one-40th instead of the "extremely generous" one-60th offered by the Tories to the public sector workers.
Instead of looking extremely geeky and hilarious, the images make the characters look as beautiful in their own way as ancient Greek sculptures are.
In addition to a problematic KLK10 activation in vivo at Glu16C, if tryptic or chymotryptic proteases were the activators, KLK10 exhibits a Ser193 instead of the extremely conserved Gly193 (Fig. 1).
Instead of buying extremely cheap rings- get rings that you can wear more than just once.
Instead of an extremely harsh, seriously drying spot treatment like benzoyl peroxide, dip a q-tip in a 2.00 bottle of hydrogen peroxide and dab on a blemish or popped zit.
Even if this turns out to be the real sensitivity, instead of making the challenge extremely, extremely, extremely difficult to meet, it is only making it extremely, extremely difficult.
Why not a simple Medicare plan for all, instead of all the extremely complicated health care plans touted by the politicians?
At its nadir, the state was paying its bills in IOUs instead of cash.California is extremely unlikely to default on its bonds (if only because its constitution ranks bondholders ahead of everybody except schools to get paid).
