Sentence examples for radical announcement from inspiring English sources
But Dr Grove decided to bet the future of the company on microprocessors, a move that saved his company and transformed the industry.Dr Grove thinks pharmaceutical firms should study chipmakers to accelerate learning and innovation.The second big decision was Dr Grove's radical announcement that Intel would market its microchips directly to consumers.
Mr Deby's radical announcements came as a shock.
By rolling together a bunch of radical announcements, GM hopes to show Wall Street that it is serious about bringing its problem children to heel.The Luton closure is only part of the European pruning.
But is it entirely natural, that before Obama even takes the oath, there are innumerable articles on the disappointment with his choices and his lack of radical policy announcements.
SHOUTING across a Cairo courtroom from his security cage, an Islamist radical made a curious announcement: the jailed leaders of Egypt's militant Islamist groups had declared a ceasefire.
A leftist who considered himself a radical — the paid death announcement placed by his sons in The New York Times identified him as a "disenchanted Zionist, Trotskyite, life-long anarchist, loving husband and father" — Mr. Vogel advocated for challenging movies: in other words, the antithesis of postwar Hollywood product.
Let us be clear: there is no radical change in this announcement, a compulsory identity card trial for airside workers due to start in September has been abandoned by the new home secretary but for the rest of us the Home Office line remains the same.
Grandiose announcements about radical new cars come regularly in this business.
So my third announcement is a radical slimming for the bloated Strategic Rail Authority.
The government declared a curfew in 24 of the country's 76 provinces, a radical move underlined by its announcement that looters or arsonists would be shot.
Their declaration was met by a similar uncompromising announcement from the radical South American nations of the so-called Alba group, led by Bolivia and Venezuela.
