Sentence examples for particularly extreme problem from inspiring English sources

While this is a problem across psychology generally, it is a particularly extreme problem for violent video game research.

Angels, for instance, are physiologically unlikely: in addition to being able to fly (fine for birds, unheard of in hominids), they manifest a particularly extreme version of the limb problem, since, per various sources, they have not just two but in some cases hundreds of wings.

Across all diagnoses, systemic symptoms were most common (particularly extreme fatigue/tiredness, unusual sweating at night, unexpected weight-loss and pallor), followed by pain, chest problems, lymphadenopathy and bleeding.

"This doesn't look particularly extreme".

Big, frequent donors are particularly extreme.

Karim's situation is not particularly extreme.

But it feels particularly nasty here now, again, particularly extreme.

There is an extreme problem of overcrowding.

In fact, her policy doesn't seem particularly extreme.

It wasn't a particularly extreme pronouncement, by Bove standards.

In 2010, it was particularly extreme.