Sentence examples for radical extension from inspiring English sources

Johnson's reliance on the tote bag is a radical extension of what humans naturally do.

First, a radical extension of summary powers to police and local authorities to take on the wrongdoers.

When most of us think about the meaning of immortality — or, at least, a radical extension of life — we think about endless youth, about being twenty forever.

A radical extension to the organ transplant programme is being launched by the Government, bringing fresh hope to hundreds of desperately ill patients.

He called on Mr. Cuomo to file suit against the federal government to block the implementation of the health care measure, which he has deemed "a radical extension of federal power".

The radical extension of the common Buddhist doctrine of "dependent arisal" (pratityasamutpada), the idea that nothing has an essence and that the existence of each thing is dependent on the existence of other things, is referred to as emptiness (shunyata).

The radical extensions of classical ballet technique that Mr. Forsythe effected during the period he made "New Sleep" are already 20 years old, and they have influenced an entire generation of choreographers.

More radical extensions would help us understand concepts related to MO, such as sense-making by managers.

Inspired by the ambition and optimism of the Apollo missions and our previously widespread belief in the idea that life is getting better, we are asking writers to explore radical extensions of technologies and ideas that exist in the lab today or can be glimpsed just over the horizon.

We're talking radical life extension, radical life enhancement.

The idea of radical life extension is also a little antisocial.