Sentence examples for mostly radically from inspiring English sources

The country is consumed right now with the fight over the Federal budget, specifically Rep. Paul Ryan's (R-WI) plan to balance it by (mostly) radically cutting spending on medical programs, especially Medicare.

He is mostly, and radically, a private man.

There is much hostile misunderstanding between them, mostly due to radically different interpretations of the word.

French data go back to 1978, but that hardly provides much of a picture for whether what occurred after 1980 was mostly similar or radically different than what occurred prior to 1980.

If Mostly Mozart has not been radically transformed, it has certainly been enlivened, thanks to some entrepreneurial thinking, even if the changes were driven in part by a sense of desperation a decade ago.

Similarly, on offense, from week to week the game plan may radically shift in emphasis from mostly run to mostly pass.

Of interest mostly to scholars, "Trimalchio" is not radically different from "Gatsby".

Baseball has changed radically in recent years, mostly because of the escalation of player's salaries and the infamous 1994 players' strike.

Although undervalued during his lifetime because his radically innovative, shocking works went mostly unproduced, Valle-Inclán is today considered Spain's most significant dramatist since Calderón.

Efforts to stop production of the guns or radically alter their appearance have mostly failed because of resistance from gunmakers and gun rights groups, such as the National Rifle Association.

Yes, there are still controversies (mostly on the culture-war front) that reflect radically divergent ideas about first principles.