Sentence examples for most extreme step from inspiring English sources

Morocco took the most extreme step, severing diplomatic relations with Iran in March.

The most extreme step the administration could take would be to drop the appeal of a 2016 court ruling that, if allowed to stand, would cut off funds insurers use to reduce out-of-pocket costs to lower-income consumers.

But since Nov. 7 it has been the Bush crowd that has seemed willing to take the most extreme steps to capture the White House.

But critics say the most extreme steps proposed could make it impossible for scientists to assess and replicate the work of their colleagues, eroding the foundations of American science.

Greenwald, who is close to Snowden, said that the U.S. has threatened and is "willing to take even the most extreme steps if they think doing so is necessary to neutralize a national security threat".

Repricing is only the most extreme example of the steps that companies have taken in recent months as a downturn in technology stocks has tarnished the gold standard in white-collar pay: stock options.

For the two most extreme targets, only a single one-step error is possible.

Some believe that Tshabalala-Msimang's illness may provide the President with a politically acceptable way to step away from his most extreme views, and that state support for AIDS denialism is waning.

The researchers called the laser "a significant step forward in understanding the most extreme matter found in the hearts of stars and giant planets, and could help experiments aimed at recreating the nuclear fusion process that powers the sun".

So the CIA backed an anti-democratic coup by the fascist general Augusto Pinochet -- and Friedman swiftly stepped in to design "the most extreme capitalist makeover ever attempted anywhere," as Klein puts it.

The prime minister said the government had addressed the crossbenchers' principal concerns so "it would be most surprising if the parliament were to take the rather extreme step of disallowing a Medicare regulation".