Sentence examples for go for radical from inspiring English sources

And they interview Believers and Maximalists, who go for radical treatments too quickly.

New Labour's timidity – its unwillingness to step on the toes of big business, and go for radical change all those years ago when we had optimal economic conditions, will be judged as a lost opportunity.

If voters go for radical parties, they might decide to abandon the bailout deal.

France was where you went for radical theatre in those days.

If he is brave enough to go for something radical, he'll be the next prime minister.

Postwar social democracy was in crisis, and the choice was either to go for more radical forms of intervention or lurch towards pre-Thatcherite monetarism.

"I support the sharing of wealth, but I don't think we should go for a radical approach," said Tim Mkhari, a delegate from Limpopo, a province on the country's northern edge.

There has been increasing speculation that the chief coach, Jürgen Grobler, might put his best rowers in a pair or eight to guarantee gold in the Olympics but West, although he admitted he had no idea of what boats Grobler would favour, said yesterday: "I think it's extremely unlikely that he'll go for the radical options of a pair or an eight, especially as we've got strength in depth".

When asked if he was certain that the central government would go for this radical move, since land in China is essentially state-owned, he said that he was convinced that it would happen.

Admittedly, you have to go elsewhere for radical ideas about production and repertory; Matthew Epstein, the artistic director, recently left after encountering opposition to his more adventurous plans.

What would it look like if he went for a radical choice — or even an outspoken liberal like Ruth Bader Ginsburg?