Sentence examples for which seems extreme from inspiring English sources

That would call for the removal of over 25% of the data set, which seems extreme.

The stock fell 40% in 2006, which seems extreme for a company that produced enviable growth and reported annual earnings up 49%.

Other than calling the parents, which seems extreme, I say you remind your daughter of the potential issues, and then turn it back over to her.

Which seems a bit extreme, as nobody is suggesting shutting down or nationalising the press.

The paper reports that May "could accept super-soft EU deal" and as a result had been "branded 'Marxist collaborator'", which seems a little extreme.

Yes, you read that correct, nine separate investors, which seems a little extreme for what from the outside looks like a seed round.

If you read something claiming to be Islamic teaching which seems outlandish or extreme, seek a second opinion from a pious, moderate Muslim.

"Which seems to be what extreme political outlets want to do". She had never said that Jingle Bells was now racist nor had she sought to discourage people from singing the tune, she pointed out.

A year later, during a break from college, he went to the Israeli Consulate in Atlanta in an attempt to join the Israeli Army, but he was told he would have to convert to Judaism, which seemed an extreme move at the time.

The lack of oxygen is also an extreme influx of Carbon Dioxide which seems to be the kicker.

At the other extreme is fashion with staying power, which seems to transcend trends.