Sentence examples for perhaps radical from inspiring English sources

Perhaps radical action is the only way to provide a pipeline for future cabinets.

Or perhaps "radical ambivalence" is a better term to describe Prix's attitude toward his native town.

There are more interesting, perhaps ponderous, perhaps radical, raw, strange ideas coming out online".

Perhaps radical at the time, it makes his prim elevation look a bit like a certificate from the local Conservative club.

"The rate of change of technology", warns a Ministry of Defence thinktank report looking ahead to 2035, would require "a more increasingly agile, perhaps radical approach" to enable commanders to be effective.

A victory for Marine Le Pen's party would have had a dramatic impact, bringing to power an anti-European and anti-migrant party in one or more of the regions, with perhaps radical consequences for the policy areas in which they have responsibilities, such as education, economic development, and arts and culture.

Perhaps this radical Saturday wasn't that radical after all; instead, the radix (Latin origin of "radical" meaning "root") is faith itself.

Yet there is, perhaps, a radical solution.

His visual sense is perhaps more radical.

What are the prospects for alternative (and perhaps less radical) explanations of these phenomena?

Perhaps too radical: at first, no hotel company would touch it.