Sentence examples for a really radical from inspiring English sources

A really radical Mr Carney would buy up pools of business debt.

In the 1950's and 1960's, this was a really radical idea.

The Cello Sonata of 1948 is another leap towards a really radical conception of form.

"Just by virtue of trying to reimagine in a really radical way, it can lead to productive ideas.

One is that she is unabashedly herself, and that was a really radical statement, especially when she started out.

The adoption of a really radical resilience policy along with the reconsideration and redefinition of planning principles and content seems to be the only option for Thessaloniki to track its development trajectory.

The Patten commission on police reform will probably report although the Blair government may shy away from any really radical reform in the absence of a political deal.

Now that is a really, really radical fast for a really long period of time.

Mr. Levy, whose organization has taken a leading role in fighting for gun rights, said, "With the exception of a few really radical self-proclaimed constitutional authorities, state nullification of federal law is not on the radar scope".

The point is that projects funded DARPA-like, with an eye for really radical ideas, might lead to technologies that won't succeed in the market.

There's a need for further really radical reforms.