Sentence examples for more extreme steps from inspiring English sources

Others are taking even more extreme steps.

Nearby, a neighbour of Mrs Jones has taken even more extreme steps after being flooded in 2005 and 2009.

This loose group of mostly young white men are tech- and media-savvy and not particularly religious, oppose immigration, and may support more extreme steps to make America whiter, such as repealing the 14th Amendment, which guarantees birthright citizenship.

"If they should not receive, then they should not be given," added Cardinal Arinze, suggesting that bishops and priests should take the more extreme step of denying communion.

But as the debates last weekend in New Hampshire suggested, the G.O.P. appears to have taken a more extreme step in terms of rolling back the Constitutional right to privacy.

Now, the country is debating another and even more extreme step: The government is considering a law that would allow authorities to confiscate jewellery from refugees entering the country.

Ms. Merkel is forced to navigate dissension within her own conservative ranks at the slightest wavering from the disciplined German line, and a new party on the right, the Alternative for Germany, pressing for the more extreme step of a breakup of the euro.

A more extreme measure is to move.

That is a few steps more extreme than Bloomberg's soda ban, but it's all part of the government's effort to police our bodies and put routine activities within the ever-increasing bounds of the law.

But campaigners say those funds alone are not enough, because weather events are becoming more extreme and often overwhelm the steps poorer countries have taken.

"To sort of take that extra step, by being a little racier, more extreme".