Sentence examples for more radicalism from inspiring English sources

It has almost certainly spawned much more radicalism and terror than it has ended.

Air Berlin is slashing capacity after being thrown a lifeline by Lufthansa but easyJet (and Ryanair for that matter) would prefer to see more radicalism.

Weaken Hamas too much and the most likely result is more violent radicalism rather than an outbreak of Israelophilia.

They would certainly have known each other by 1969, when the Weathermen split off from S.D.S. in pursuit of a more perfect radicalism.

Benjamin remarked that his break from the Youth Movement did not constitute the abandonment of this earlier thought, however, but its submergence into a 'harder, purer, more invisible radicalism' (C, 74).

Still, his story lends strong support to the argument that trying to isolate and stigmatize Muslims seeds more militant radicalism, not less.

At the same time, Kristol too, argued that the decision to invade was ultimately correct, asserting that with Hussein still in power, radical groups would be more empowered, and radicalism would be resurgent far more than it is today.

Hoult, however, concedes the radicalism more freely.

This conservatism, though, seems more like borderline radicalism when re-cast against some of the more lurid, sexist, frenzied Autotune excesses of R&B 2.0.

The possibility should not be excluded at the outset.It is true that the flat-tax revolutionaries of central and eastern Europe are more inclined to radicalism than their politically maturer neighbours to the west and across the Atlantic.

It was formed in 1915 as a progressive countrywomen's movement and more recently the radicalism its organisers say has always nestled beneath its middle Britain respectability has come more to the fore.