Sentence examples for may have radically from inspiring English sources
How are objects strategically deployed in social interaction (particularly in cross-cultural interactions, where each side may have radically different understandings)?
THE Internet may have radically changed ordinary life, but has anyone suggested that the Web might make it possible for people to sleep in a little longer?
Two theories may have radically different intended subject matter and yet, as formal systems, one may be interpretable in another.
Parties may have radically different implicit assumptions.
Democrats and Republicans may have radically different ideas about what the government should do, but whatever it does, neither party wants it done wastefully.
Simon Cowell and Howard Stern may have radically different backgrounds, but both sit at judges' tables on reality competition shows, and they are tied atop Forbes magazine's list of the highest-paid TV personalities.
Chelation therapy for hundreds of children, soil replacement, and an education campaign to discourage processing ore inside homes may now have radically reduced child mortality in the hardest-hit villages, but the long-term effect of lead poisoning on the surviving children remains to be seen.
Vile stuff – but the Nazi attitude to modern art may have been radically misunderstood.
Still, to the extent that the studies reflect real differences in thinking and perception, psychologists may have to radically revise their ideas about what is universal and what is not, and to develop new models of mental process that take cultural influences into account.
Luckily for Gang Related, after being pushed from its original space is in the 2013-2014 schedule, the production team had enough time to complete more than the standard amount of episodes for critics to review; good thing for them, because had we just been sent the pilot and the second episode, judgment of the series may have been radically different.
Our conversation about gender may have been radically reshaped since Gilligan's heyday, and yet matching power to those differences — politically, socially, economically — remains too often theoretical.
