Sentence examples for more extreme end from inspiring English sources

Michal Ronnen Safdie has sought an even more extreme end of the age spectrum.

At the more extreme end of the market, labiaplasty is offered by cosmetic surgeons to alter the inner labia, and improve the appearance, making your vagina more 'normal'normal

"A lot of people wrote to me at the time and said they felt that the press reaction had been perhaps on the more extreme end.

On the more extreme end of the spectrum, research conducted by the National Institute of Occupational Health in India found that workers in the textile industry, for example, were generally exposed to noise levels of 102 to 114 decibels.

And on the even more extreme end of rules, the 31-year-old Tennessee-based writer even had to remove herself from the community every time she had a period.

Political opportunism, at its most benign, gives us bemusement and exasperation; at the more extreme end of things it inspires a wish for high-grade exfoliants to scrub away all the contact grease and grime.

There are wonderful examples of the more extreme ends of comedy at the fringe.

But in recent years, those customers have gravitated to brands at more extreme ends of the style spectrum, toggling between e-commerce giants like Amazon, fast-fashion brands like H&M and Zara, and luxury houses like Gucci.

Over 70% of respondents are likely on the more extreme ends of the spectrum.

Also known as bleed, this obsession with the leakage between reality and fantasy and altered emotional states has in the past been taken to more extreme ends in Denmark than the fight against Voldemort.

Despite epidemiological evidence for socioeconomic inequalities in help seeking for some cancers (for example, breast cancer), 26 similar barriers across education groups were found in the current study, even when comparing those at more extreme ends of the socioeconomic spectrum.