Sentence examples for a much less radical from inspiring English sources

Yet Chile is a much less radical country than its student movement suggests.

And that's a much less radical idea, with far less potential to reach out and change the world.

I spoke with a much less radical member of the NPA, Steve Puetz, who told me that his main problems with science are the peer-review process and the recent concept that philosophy is "unnecessary baggage".

The carpet cloak mimics the bowing of plane into a hump, which is much less radical than the stretching of a line into a cylinder in the original cloak, he notes.

But the Suite is later Schmitt, composed in 1937, and much less radical in a language close to the Ravel of Tombeau de Couperin.

First of all, my immediate family was much less radical so the influence was at a little bit of a remove.

This would amount to much less radical action than Mr Cameron had been mulling, during a six-week of frenzy of policy drafting in Number 10 Downing Street.

In contrast to government shutdowns (which we see as a profoundly good idea, the only problem being their apparently partial/temporary nature) Barclays needs much less radical surgery.

The most modern treatments are much less radical and more subtle.

It may be too late to convince voters that John McCain wants any change, much less "radical change".

Surveys show that the generation born since 1980 are much less radical on economic issues than the baby boomers were in the 1960s, and indeed are today.