Sentence examples for more extreme instance from inspiring English sources

A more extreme instance of a polis that was never fully synoecized in the physical sense was Sparta, which, as Thucydides elsewhere says, remained "settled by villages in the old Greek way".

Or take a more extreme example: Franz Kafka.

You should reserve calling the police for more extreme or on-going instances of noise.

Measurement invariance tests were terminated at this step after inspection of modification indices revealed a non-uniform pattern of differences in item intercepts for the two groups – that is, in some instances, pregnant women gave more extreme responses than non-pregnant women, while in other instances non-pregnant women gave more extreme responses.

Take Europe for instance, where more and more extreme right-wing parties are getting into power.

In all instances, there are considerably more high χ values than expected, a situation that is more extreme in the 7 WTCCC case collections.

It is evidently ensuring more extreme weather in the middle latitudes which helps explain, for instance, Europe's "frozen spring" of 2013, and will evidently lead to even warmer summers for most of us.

In one extreme instance, a family left the area at once, traveling more than a kilometer before they came to a halt but they did so in response to the call of an elephant they all knew.

For instance, comparing two extreme phenotype groups will result in more extreme differences in interaction effects.

Some characterized the more extreme manifestations of the rivalry -- fistfights at the scenes of emergencies, for instance -- as the actions of "a few knuckleheads".

He has used some of his enormous wealth, for instance, to contribute to several campaigns of centrist members of Congress facing more extreme opponents.