Sentence examples for would have extreme from inspiring English sources

But if she indulged in any of these foods, she says, "I would have extreme vomiting, nausea and diarrhea, and I would be extremely tired and my throat would hurt".

"If the Arabs of Iraq do not have the courage to come to terms with the terrible past that we have had and make right those terrible injustices that befell my people, I would have extreme difficulty convincing the doubters in Suleimaniya's bazaar that Iraq is our future".

In this case we would have extreme background independence stretching to the structure of the manifold itself.

He and my other football "friends" expected that I would have extreme athletic ability and were disappointed when my 5 foot, 100 pound frame did not produce the results they wanted from a black "friend".

In this scenario, occasional mice would have extreme beta cell proliferation compared with their peers because of intrinsic differences caused by some unidentified variable.

"In the family room, where sometimes 50 people are sitting, some would have had extreme Republican views and some would have been Unionist.

At least 20 additional people drowned, although it was suspected that since up to 200 fishermen along the Mississippi River would have had extreme difficulty finding shelter amid the rapidly rising waters, the death toll was likely substantially higher.

But doing so would have required extreme care.

She said the higher rates would have caused "extreme financial hardship for subscribers".

Had they been present, they, too, would have counselled extreme caution and an emphasis on diplomacy.

But in December she was replaced by Dmitry Kiselev, a television presenter whose venomous anti-American and homophobic rants would have been extreme even in Soviet times.