Sentence examples for longer extreme from inspiring English sources

"He's no longer extreme in that way … He's feeling like he wants to redeem himself and he's wanting mankind to be redeemed.

Mr. Talukder's photo (Slide 2) remained stashed away until 1993 when Mr. Alam convinced him that there was no longer extreme danger in publishing the images in Bangladesh.

When France's Front National emerged victorious in the recent European elections, party president Marine Le Pen appeared to have succeeded in her quest to persuade the voting public it was no longer extreme, antisemitic, or a haven for Nazi apologists.

"It is no longer extreme because other parties have shifted over to their side," Bennich-Björkman said.

Lee Dorian of Napalm Death indicated that "Unfortunately, I think the same thing happened to grindcore, if you want to call it that, as happened to punk rock - all the great original bands were just plagiarised by a billion other bands who just copied their style identically, making it no longer original and no longer extreme".

In point B, the PFR trajectory is no longer extreme since a mixing line connecting points A and B can be used to complete the convex hull, this creates a plane (AFBA) made of by-pass reactors.

Al Qaeda is no longer the extreme wing of global jihad.

In such a context, gender surgery in late childhood may no longer seem extreme.

Trees hit by drought and disease are contributing to a longer, more extreme forest fire season in California.

The T1 state, in contrast, radiates in 1 millisecond (ms; 1 ms is 1/1,000 second) to 10 seconds, or even longer in extreme cases.

Most Asian countries are now running large trade surpluses, which means that they are no longer under extreme pressure to slash imports from the United States.