Sentence examples for radical developments from inspiring English sources

Harnoncourt's long career coincided with radical developments in the performance of music of all eras.

One of the most radical developments recently took place in the context of breast-implant litigation in Oregon.

The 2010 World Cup broadcasting rights were worth $2.4bn to Fifa; for that to grow considerably in future there would have to be some radical developments.

Or it could be that 1971 saw the fruits of film-makers being inspired, or challenged, by radical developments in the theatre: by, say, Edward Bond's shocking 1965 play Saved, at the Royal Court.

The scope encompasses evolutionary development for existing light water reactors (LWRs), radical developments for LWRs, most of which are focused on more efficient plutonium consumption and on longer term developments in relation to thermal and fast reactor fuels.

Dance and art have a rich history of mutual influence, of course, including the unruly experimentation within the Dada movement, the influential nexus of interdisciplinary collaborations galvanized by the Merce Cunningham Dance Company and, 50 years ago in New York, the radical developments in the performing and visual arts around the Judson Dance Theater.

"This is a radical development," she added.

And, in such a context, it is a radical development.

That was a radical development, given the social stigma of homosexuality at the time.

Moreover, a backward-seeming artistic departure can actually be a radical development.

This conundrum appears to stem from conflating a radical effect with a radical development.