Sentence examples for most extreme damage from inspiring English sources

A tornado's intensity varies along its path, with the most extreme damage usually being restricted to a small area, and the overall EF-Scale value assigned represents the tornado's highest attained intensity.

We know that excessive alcohol use accounts for 88,000 U.S. deaths per year, which means we're already talking about $660 billion based solely on the most extreme damage the drug inflicts -- death.

The group treated with both factors showed the lowest ISI, the highest HOMA- β value, and the most extreme oxidative damage indexes, implying oxidative stress could accelerate the development of insulin resistance.

I am often brought into businesses in crisis, where the most extreme behaviors damaged not only a company's credibility the acts put the enterprise at great risk.

This weakens the tree, and in most extreme cases, the damage can kill the tree.

"The Los Angeles River is probably the most extreme example of a very damaged urban river," said Rebecca Wodder, president of American Rivers, a national organization dedicated to protecting and restoring rivers.

President Obama will go tomorrow to Alabama, where the damage was the most extreme.

And, although dramas such as this year's Happy Valley and Line of Duty attracted objections over graphic depictions of physical damage, even the most extreme scenes seemed to me justified as depictions of the reality of violence against police in contemporary society.

HENRY A. LOWENSTEIN New York, Feb. 29, 2012 To the Editor: Re "The Possum Republicans" (column, Feb. 28): David Brooks brings home a point that should be obvious to Republicans who have an interest in the continued relevance of their party: mainstream Republicans have pandered to the most extreme elements of their party, thereby damaging the party's appeal to large numbers of potential voters.

"The wind damage should be the most extreme in Philippines history".

The Republican primary has been, on a significant level, a contest over which candidate can come up with the most extreme hyperbolic language to describe the terrible damage, in their collective view, President Obama has done to the country.