Sentence examples for was particularly extreme from inspiring English sources

Péladan's pendulum swings between piety and depravity were characteristic of his milieu, although in his case the oscillation was particularly extreme.

The central estimate for properties lost even with continued coastal defence is 7,000, but the EA analysis found there is a 5% chance this could rise to almost 9,000 if the weather was particularly extreme.

In Spain, the increase in house prices between 2000 and 2007 was particularly extreme — so much so that as early as 2006, a team of inspectors within the Bank of Spain sent a cautionary report to the government.

In 2010, it was particularly extreme.

In fact, the cooling during Rodinia was particularly extreme.

Prof Eric Guilyardi of the University of Reading said current models point to an event on a similar scale to that of 2009/10, but perhaps as strong as in 1997/98, which was particularly extreme.

Big, frequent donors are particularly extreme.

"It is particularly extreme here in Westchester because of the high cost of living".

But the disparity is particularly extreme now, because boomers' parents, scarred by the Depression, were especially cautious investors.

In the southern states, particularly the southern Plains, afternoon high temperatures have consistently been particularly extreme, assisted by how dry the soil is.

The situation is particularly extreme in Florida, which spends less money per capita on mental health than any state except Idaho.