Sentence examples for radical consequence from inspiring English sources

This is a radical consequence which few have embraced.

From a whole-of-society perspective, perhaps the most radical consequence of the renewable energy transition would be the plummeting marginal cost of energy – wind and solar energy are in principle free, once their fixed costs have been covered [35].

From this simple statement follows radical consequences, Edenhoder says.

Nagel's thesis has, I think, similarly radical consequences for philosophy itself.

This would take freedom of information to a whole new level, with potentially quite radical consequences.

Taken together, those are radical claims, and Ms Greer does not shy from their equally radical consequences, proposing, for example, paid housework and paid mothering.

Mr. Wertheimer said that even a seemingly modest decision in the new case, one directed only at overall limits, could have radical consequences.

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.

These modifications have two radical consequences for Kantian doctrine, consequences that characterize the Marburgers' own theory of science and cognition.

In the first, and least typical, of these moods, Stirner shies away somewhat from the suggestion that his views might have radical consequences.

Nevertheless, the emergence in the latter quarter of the twentieth century of serious efforts to provide an evolutionary account of human understanding has potentially radical consequences.