Sentence examples for a somewhat radical from inspiring English sources

A company called 1Dollarscan, however, has come up with a somewhat radical solution to this problem.

Knee-jerk defenders of the status quo will immediately start bleating that this is a somewhat radical solution.

It was a somewhat radical notion, but a year later, scientists at Brown University and Johns Hopkins physically isolated the receptor.

Google knows this, and at the end of May the company announced a somewhat radical redesign of the Gmail inbox, which started rolling out broadly last week.

Dave Gavitt was the first commissioner, the brains behind a somewhat radical concept, a conference created not for almighty football but for basketball.

That this remains a somewhat radical concept in modern America has secured the Alice series an important place on the bookshelves of young women.

The major takeaway from all this is a pretty obvious, if somewhat radical, departure from the way we tend to think about spreading political messages and advancing laws: The real focus shouldn't be on convincing the public, hitting people over the head again and again with the science and dangers of climate change.

The idea of a road trip in an electric car is new and somewhat radical.

In 2013, Buffer, a social media startup, made the somewhat radical decision to post all of its employees' salaries online, along with the formula the company uses to calculate those salaries.

On occasion, altruists engaged in a somewhat less radical practice, donating kidneys to people they had not met but whose plights had attracted their attention (say, through a newspaper article).

Or, perhaps, we should notice that a somewhat less radical way to lift our voices has already been offered to us by the Obama Campaign -- something called Organizing for Action.