Sentence examples for more radical on from inspiring English sources

But a Tory prime minister is now sounding more radical on boardroom reform than even Labour's Ed Miliband ever did.

The group's smoldering grooves and reverberant guitars were a perfect fit for Ms. Whitley's own instincts, but she's even more radical on her own.

He was clearly undaunted by its very radical and unfamiliar idiom, probably because he had already developed something even more radical on his own, and he brought to his Cubist paintings some personal twists of his own.

But he claimed that the Lib Dems had repeatedly pushed Labour and the Tories into being more radical on devolution in 1997 and in the Calman commission five years ago – a position Labour will dispute.

Given his intention to retire from office later this year, Mr Gates may not have the stomach for attempting anything more radical on his watch.Erskine Bowles and Alan Simpson, the co-chairmen of the bipartisan deficit commission that reported in December, called for a much deeper $100 billion cut in the annual defence budget by 2015.

He was also more radical on this issue than John Stuart Mill (then Member of Parliament for Westminster) in that Green did not advocate a property qaulification for the vote.

A representative chaotic system is employed to show that the present scheme is not only a tactful way of synchronizing chaotic systems with uncertainties imposed on nonlinear terms, but a more radical approach on achieving synchronization with relatively moderate control gains than existed methods.

Mr Hain, who spells out his argument in a new book, said he would like to see "more radical" thinking on public spending, which is set to be one of the key battlegrounds in May's general election.

On the other hand, there may be a clutch of more radical voices on the left and the right, such as Paul, Cruz and Warren, who rather would blow it up and start again.

And this makes more radical people on all sides unhappy".

I would've been much more radical early on.