Sentence examples for a radical fix from inspiring English sources
With political action on curbing greenhouse gases stalled, a bipartisan panel of scientists, former government officials and national security experts is recommending that the government begin researching a radical fix: directly manipulating the Earth's climate to lower the temperature.
On Tuesday, the school board will discuss a radical fix: a parent takeover of the school.
The move came as Henri Falcon — a former governor running against Maduro in elections set for May — is proposing a far more radical fix.
"If I had to put a bet on where the next radical fix for education will come from, I'd put it on Udacity [which Thrun founded]." Q: What are the low-hanging fruits of moonshots?
"If I had to put a bet on where the next radical fix for education will come from, I'd put it on Udacity [which Thrun founded]." Updated at 3.00pm BST 1.01pm BST Q: What are the low-hanging fruits of moonshots?
His radical fix is to take back that land and plant it, even if it's the skinny strip between concrete and curb.
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However, without significant concessions by lawmakers to make radical fixes to rulings like Oliphant, or even minor steps to expanding the list of crimes tribes can prosecute, law and order in Indian Country will likely remain in a rut.
There is growing support for a radical programme to fix our evident problems in housing, inequality and the economy.
Third, the spatiality and temporality of the creative fix are manifested in the temporal deferral of the crisis of deindustrialisation and limited spatial reconfiguration at the first stage, and a radical spatial restructuring with a temporal fix introducing financial capital at the second stage.
Of particular concern is H.R. 2278, the Strengthen and Fortify Enforcement Act (SAFE Act), which represents an extreme enforcement-only approach and a radical step backwards in efforts to fix our broken immigration system.
