Sentence examples for in radical terms from inspiring English sources

The coup rapidly unraveled, but not before the country's social and economic problems had been described in radical terms.

President Nicolas Sarkozy has done little about it so far, but has spoken in radical terms of what he plans to do.

On this note, Hans Jonas posits that "all this, in radical terms, returns us to the issue of the power of the 'wise man,' that is the power of critical ideas liberated from personal interests in the body politic" (Jonas, 1974).

Stowe, the New England abolitionist, had the thing all figured out unimpeachably in then-radical terms, and there her now-archaic contribution sits.

The Fowler campaign, clearly nervous about the political fallout, has made an effort to turn out some members of the Democratic establishment, including prominent lawyers and businessmen, to counter any effort by critics to portray the event in radical-chic terms.

We also discuss the toxicological implications for the radicals in smoke in terms of a number of radical-mediated disease processes, including emphysema and cancer.

The history of treating meniscal lesions has been characterized by firm belief in "radical" surgery, with serious long-term consequences for the individual and society.

Then Hiroshi Matoba from Japan came in, who made the presentation more radical in terms of emotion through mathematics, using visual language to represent the music.

Three possible reactions of scavenging hydroperoxyl radicals, in terms of H-atom-transfer mechanism, were designed.

Frustration in the universities is matched by outrage among Tories, who are afraid of damaging standards and biasing the system against middle-class applicants.Serious reform is always painful: Mrs Thatcher was widely loathed in her radical second term; Tony Blair complained about the "scars on my back" from his fights with public-sector workers.

Radical product innovations are new to their users, or are radical in terms of creating disruptions in existing usage patterns (Heiskanen et al. 2007).