Sentence examples for may be radically from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, the whole agenda of the research may be radically revised.

And how do you prepare for a job in a country where the working culture may be radically different from your own?

California's enormous prison system, the largest in the Western Hemisphere with more than 162,000 inmates, may be radically altered since voters on Tuesday overwhelmingly approved a measure that will sentence nonviolent drug offenders to treatment instead of prison.

If the new efforts are successful, the American team may be radically altered by the time the Chess Olympiad, the most prestigious team competition in chess, is held next year in Azerbaijan.

Some economists argue that the sum of all the lags is so long and uncertain that the best strategy is not to take any action; by the time the effects occur the economic situation may be radically different.

The tone of "Shoot the Piano Player" may be radically unstable, accommodating slapstick, bawdy singalongs, what-the-hell cinematic trickery and some seriously goofy dialogue, but it's still as sad a movie as any Jean Gabin or Gérard Philipe ever expired in.

Although they may take different formats, the information may not be radically different.

This big Volvo may not be radically chic, but it will get you to Vermont even if you encounter snow on the way.

The friend said that Dr. Rizzo, who clearly does not see a future for herself in a school system whose management and structure may soon be radically different, is simply ready to take on a new challenge with a broader scope.

While they may not be radically different, they still float different items.

But they may also be radically dark, meaning that in the case of dark energy its structure could bear no resemblance to atoms, molecules, and the four fundamental forces of nature, except for gravity or actually its opposite.