More radically, he advocated the pursuit of sensual pleasure.
More radically, several contributors praise the potential civic benefits of school vouchers.
More radically still, pneumatic and hydraulic systems have been ditched for electric systems.
More radically, he has demonstrated that working with co‑writers can dramatically multiply sales.
More radically, he applies his cyclical notion of narrative to Rattigan's linear drama.
More radically, pension payouts could be held to a maximum of £28,000 a year.
More radically, she shed her husband after thirty-eight years of unhappy marriage.
More radically, Highbridge sold a majority stake to JPMorgan Chase in 2004, though it retained operational independence.
More radically, he also floats the idea of removing the vote from shares bought opportunistically during a bid.
More radically — with "alma-matricidal impiety," as he put it — Wells indicted academia; the university was itself medieval.
More radically, some have doubted whether the rotation task really involves imagery at all (Marks, 1999).
