Sentence examples for far less radical from inspiring English sources

Hollande's programme in 2012 is far less radical than Mitterrand's in 1981.

It's a Bohème far less radical than its professed intentions, but perhaps the better – and more affecting – for that.

But unlike the antagonists in Tunisia and Egypt, both sides seemed at least willing to engage in dialogue over demands that are far less radical.

Today, though, it seems a far less radical notion, with box schemes normalised for many people, especially those who live in cities.

A far less radical, though still regulatory, approach would require both originating banks and securitizers to retain some fractional ownership of each mortgage pool.

She was, alongside Michael Jackson and Madonna, one of the crucial figures to hybridize pop in the 1980s, though her strategy was far less radical than that of her peers.

The bassoon underwent far-less-radical changes in the hands of Hotteterre than the oboe.

The dioxygenases that belong to the ten eleven translocation (TET) oxygenase family have been shown to initiate the formation of this methyl oxidation product of 5-methylcytosine that is also generated although far less efficiently by radical reactions involving hydroxyl radical and one-electron oxidants.

But, refreshing though the recantation was, as a justification for the rest of Hewitt's proposals it is far less important than the radical spirit on which they are built.

All other measures — constitutional amendments, legislative remedies, mandatory retirements and similar proposals — seemed far more radical and far less likely to succeed.

"The end result of this incessant drone war against [Taliban] militant leadership is that the leadership itself is far more radical and far less willing to negotiate an end to their insurgency than they were in 2004.