Quite controversial if you're a certified nutritionist. You might even deem it as extreme. But to get extreme results. Extreme measures must be taken.
Taken to an extreme, this strategy can intimidate and terrorize.
The peony Pavilion holds extreme significance in the repertoire of Kun Opera.
Solar panels will supply power and radioisotope heater units will help it withstand the extreme cold on Mars.
Climate change will most likely result in more extreme weather events, including storms or heavy rainfall that causes flooding.
And suddenly, there, across just two frames, he saw it: a vivid, intense expression of extreme anguish. It lasted less than a 15th of a second.
This is an extreme version of the problem many of the books have in dealing with the disaster as an end product, a symbol of something greater, a nemesis to some hubris.
I' d recommend extreme caution.
You might even deem it as extreme.
There are extreme arid regions where only the fittest survive.
Her offense: displaying unabashed ego by publicizing a list of extreme demands for a boyfriend.
When we experience extreme emotions it can put us off balance and lead to some unintended behavior and consequences.
I long to relive that night, but what she did was so extreme I cannot imagine even mentioning it to any other woman, much less repeat the act.
Marbury, he said, is 'an extreme example, because he has been a problem in many places' and may not like trading in his luxurious lifestyle for coaches ordering him around in Chinese.
The other extreme is declaring bankruptcy.
He presents an extreme vision of the polis.
The conference of the four men is amicable in the extreme.
The vessel remains stable in choppy waters, thanks to four platform legs that anchor it into place, even during extreme conditions.
With its extreme violence and gory, sadistic "finishing moves," MK dialed public anxiety about games up to stratospheric levels -- possibly even higher than Grand Theft Auto has more recently.
But Greenson pushed it to an extreme.
Chic in the extreme, the Ko is a catwalk--the place to see and be seen.
Poverty is one of those issues, and oftentimes it goes with little notice, despite its extreme effect on people's lives.
The median is not as highly influenced by the frequency of occurrence of a single value as is the mode, nor is it pulled by extreme values as is the mean.
Policymakers in Beijing do not condone such extreme measures.
In some countries, the Board can be personally and in extreme cases financially accountable for any negligence.
However, to apply Western critical standards to a Chinese writer, especially one who is not only writing but editing, working on the farm, taking part in the land reform and a half a dozen other movements, would be academic in the extreme.
But this argument belies the extreme variability that is present in human behavior.
The Smiths now have to decide whether to apply for a waiver from the decision on grounds of "extreme hardship," or abandon the business and uproot Shayna from her life in Michigan.
Extreme precipitation: Climate change is increasing the number of extreme precipitation events across the Northern Hemisphere — as well as doubling the risk of floods like the one in the U.K. in 2000.
There was extreme method in his madness.
Diamonds have extreme resistance to abrasion.
In extreme instances, the contacts may weld together.
In the euro area, where there is scant evidence of wage inflation and extreme weakness in the periphery economies, the ECB should not raise rates.
The occupation of firefighter, by nature, entails dealing with extreme heat, exposure to toxic substances, and causes high levels of psychological and physiological stress.
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