Sentence examples for provide radically from inspiring English sources

This underlying structural change, while not a substitute for everyone, will allow for a re-engineered air travel system that will provide radically improved quality, including faster security processing.

From clean energy to malaria, from climate change to safe water for all, we need our best scientists to think up disruptive ways to expand our toolbox and provide radically new solutions.

Philosophical analysis thus brings us to know "in a different way things which we already knew in some ways" in so far as it enables us to become aware of the assumptions that we implicitly and unselfconsciously make in order to provide radically different and sometimes incompatible descriptions of the same thing.

Republicans and Democrats provided radically different descriptions of the Republicans' latest offer, intended to reduce budget deficits by $643 billion over 10 years.

After the financial crisis there was an opportunity for progressive forces in Europe to unite and provide a radically different narrative from that of conservative forces.

SVAAs have the same policy questionnaire with the traditional VAAs but provide a radically different matching technique.

F&P's forceful criticism consists in posing a dilemma for connectionists: They either fail to explain the law-like cognitive regularities like systematicity and productivity in an adequate way or the connectionist models are nothing but mere implementation models of classical architectures; hence, they fail to provide a radically new paradigm as connectionists claim.

Our results provide a radically new framework to understand how Hox transcription factors control development in vertebrates.

If, however, the sexually abused child is closely related to the perpetrator, state law provides for radically more lenient treatment.

Compared to traditional philosphical discussions of inductive inference, learning theory provides a radically new way of thinking about induction and scientific method.

By re-conceptualizing the relationship between memory, sleep and the environment; SEAP provides a radically new framework for memory research, with implications for the measurement of memory and the design of empirical investigations in clinical, psychopharmacological and creative domains.