Sentence examples for more radical potentials from inspiring English sources
But what about the more radical potentials of the cut-up technique, as pioneered by Brion Gysin and William Burroughs?
A more radical potential change is to tie the corporate donation to profitability, rather than giving a fixed percentage.
Competition and polarisation within the pan-democratic camp cut into its potential success, with the more radical People Power gaining seats at the expense of the oldest group, the Democratic party.
With shareholders to satisfy, perhaps that is understandable, but it is hard to avoid the thought that a more radical appointment, while obviously a risk, has the potential to take a club to greater heights.
In addition, the accurate prediction of non-SLN metastasis would enable us to identify patients who could avoid potential morbidity associated with the more radical procedure.
Sanders held more radical political views than Gell and was seen as a potential rival.
The biggest potential reductions in spam may come from some more radical ideas, like imposing a small fee, like a postage stamp, for sending e-mail.
But Mr. Khodorkovsky's arrest was a more radical step than most analysts had expected, given the signal of riskiness it sends to potential investors.
While the potential for it to escape Verizon's litigation grip has some hope, a more radical step by an aggressive buyer could just be the trick.
