Sentence examples for more radical problem from inspiring English sources

There is a more radical problem with Bobbitt's argument.

But he recognizes an even more radical problem.

His Medicare plan is more radical because the problems are more fundamental.

By early 1918, the Admiralty was seeking ever more radical solutions to the problems raised by unrestricted submarine warfare, including instructing the "Allied Naval and Marine Forces" department to plan attacks on U-boat bases in Belgium.

But one Republican legislator suggested an even more radical solution to the budget problems: "Do away with county government altogether," Suzanne R. Swanson said.

And more radical administrations create even bigger problems for themselves.

It considers how the role of a professional designer as the facilitator can develop more radical ideas, beyond solving simple problems, from patients and staff in a service improvement activity.

The Democratic Party, whittled down for years by defections to more radical political groupings, had the opposite problem from the Civic Party.

Such breakthroughs would be worth celebrating if they didn't distract us from the more radical (and simpler) solution to the problem of overcrowded prisons: incarcerating fewer people.

But the Australian architect Steven Fleming has a more radical, bike-based solution to the problem of mobility and inequality in our cities.

Though Condillac's official reply to the charge of materialism, as expressed in the letter to Lignac, is something of a disappointment, scholars have occasionally read the Treatise as taking some steps towards a more radical way of dealing with the problem.