Sentence examples for radical goals from inspiring English sources

"He embraced its extremist ideology and radical goals.

Judge Alito prefers incremental strategies to reach radical goals.

We get the radical goals but not the efficient management.

In general, this newspaper shares most of Mr Bush's more radical goals.

The bombing this week in Netanya proves that some Palestinians continue to cling to radical goals and tactics.

Nineteenth-century anarchists and 20th-century national liberation movements both sought radical goals, but their use of terrorism was rational and limited.

Ms. Duflo, Mr. Banerjee and their colleagues have a simple, if radical, goal.

Rather, it's a film about a moment when a president who styled himself a moderate succeeded in accomplishing what had once seemed a quite radical goal, and did so over the objections and doubts of many of his temporizing friends and allies.

Instead, it's that Bezos has designed his company for a far more radical goal than merely dominating markets; he's built Amazon to replace them.

But the goal shared by all Islamists is nonetheless a radical goal.

Yet any such reforms should only be in the service of a more radical goal: the eventual abolition of cash bail.