Sentence examples for more radical idea from inspiring English sources

To contend that equality is necessary for growth is an altogether different and more radical idea.

While Kamangar and Kyncl were expanding YouTube's movie titles, they were also exploring a more radical idea.

But garden cities, the brainchild of a House of Commons shorthand writer called Ebenezer Howard, included a more radical idea.

In the 1980s, another group of Xerox scientists proposed an even more radical idea: the personal computer was destined, like its predecessor the mainframe computer, for obsolescence.

A more radical idea is to allow the fund to buy the debt of distressed governments, thereby relieving pressure on the European Central Bank, which has been active in the government bond market.

Privatisation of electricity production, most notably in India, Thailand and Brazil, is causing a rapid installation of more efficient, and thus less polluting, power stations.A more radical idea is that of a "carbon tax".

So here are some more radical ideas that could genuinely help.

Mr Sarkozy has ditched more radical ideas, such as cutting speed limits, but still must decide about a carbon tax.

Working with the other two opposition parties won't leave space for Svoboda's more radical ideas, she adds.

Business groups are sceptical over the plans, while railway unions are hopeful more radical ideas may yet emerge.

Mr Kabiri believes that some of its disillusioned members are becoming increasingly receptive to HT's more radical ideas.