Sentence examples for unusually extreme from inspiring English sources

In Washington these lessons can sometimes seem unusually extreme, especially where architecture is concerned.

Even thirty years ago, the public response to an unusually extreme mass-mortality event wasn't particularly fraught.

Many scientists, suspecting that the furry animal had died off during a period of unusually extreme heat, labeled the disappearance the first climate-related animal extinction.

From Chajnantor, where dust devils dance across the plain, and unusually extreme weather in recent months has included rains and sand storms, a dirt road runs to the facility past towering cactuses and herds of wild donkeys and vicuñas.

In Kashmir, meanwhile, 77 people were killed in the week after Mr. Vajpayee's visit, in an unusually extreme spate of violence that many experts saw as a response to Mr. Vajpayee's statement.

According to Rikelman, the Texas law is unusually extreme in its detailed attack on clinics.

"The past few years have been marked by unusually severe extreme weather characteristic of climate change.

The present data show that the HLA Class II complex, a unique chromosomal region with extreme polymorphism, unusually strong, nonrandom LD, and a high density of diverse immunoregulatory genes [21], [38], [39], include one or more loci involved in IPF pathogenesis.

But it warned of possible problems, particularly around New York City, if extreme weather produced unusually heavy demand.

Extreme weather – extreme cold snaps, unusually heavy rains or droughts in all three countries – have also apparently played a role in the decline.

For most of the second half of the 20th century there was little serious flooding in Britain, but beginning with the floods in the Midlands of Easter 1998, affecting towns from Northampton to Leamington Spa, which took everyone by surprise and in which five people died, there has been a staggering increase in unusually severe floods caused by extreme rainfall.