Sentence examples for appropriately radical from inspiring English sources
The situation, he added, "requires an appropriately radical response". Some scientists have proposed a total halt in the production of chlorofluorocarbons.
Assuming appropriately radical surgery has been performed, an involved CRM can be considered more a marker of locoregionally advanced disease, than suboptimal surgery.
And The Daughter sounds appropriately dramatic: a radical reimagining of Henrik Ibsen's The Wild Duck (which Stone directed at Belvoir, the Barbican in London, and everywhere in between) billed as "a contemporary portrait of family dysfunction, deception and denial".
Radical tumor resection was successfully and appropriately performed for a young patient with a giant retroperitoneal CFT with a view to achieving complete venous reconstruction and safe surgical margins for a potentially malignant tumor.
It is a radical heritage that has made Utøya (which appropriately means "outer island") something of an outsider in this traditionally conservative region.
Up until this point in the crisis, policymakers have appropriately applied the rules of triage -- Band-Aids and tourniquets, then radical surgery -- to keep the global financial system alive.
Specifically, the methodological approach developed and implemented in Finland (named Radical Technology Inquirer) seems to appropriately address the needs of companies, since it lists the 100 most promising Radical Technological Solutions (RTS) in the context of the 20 Global Value Producing Networks (GVPN).
Recently, it was suggested [ 4] that, in the case of PD, there is a need for agents able to appropriately "relocate" iron while at the same time limiting its participation in radical-generating reactions [ 244].
To see how advanced and ambitious these ideas have become, we've explored the more radical end of designs, and went behind the scenes at Nasa's Dryden base – whose mission, appropriately enough, is to "fly what others only imagine".
Follow-up in 6 12 weeks does not appropriately address the more complex adnexal incidentaloma, which could represent a metastatic lesion from a malignancy otherwise amenable to radical therapy.
