Sentence examples for more radical phase from inspiring English sources

Is this going to be a more radical phase of capitalism?

Mr Chávez has described his eight years in power as a transition and promised a more radical phase, inspired partly by Fidel Castro's Cuba, if he wins another term in an election next month.

This stand was a defining moment for the Alliance, for it heralded the co-op movement's shift into a more radical political phase.

The reason was mainly attributed to the mechanical and chemical effect of ultrasound which can enhance the mixing of two phase effectively making like homogenous phase and helps the formation and transfer of more radical along with phase transfer catalytic polymerization process [60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65].

Burnham will move on Thursday to show that he is prepared to act in a more radical way than Ed Miliband when he outlines plans to phase out academies and free schools.

During the Revolution's most radical phase, in 1793 94, French expansion had stopped more or less at the nation's self-proclaimed "natural frontiers"—the Rhine, Alps, and Pyrenees.

But if a compromise can't be found, then the opposition enters a new phase, having to face a choice between accepting Ahmadinejad and moving to a more radical position.

Italy was more radical.

Who is more radical?

"They were more radical.

King was, indeed, more radical.