Sentence examples for radical impacts from inspiring English sources

Together, these developments will have radical impacts on practically every sphere of society.

Moreover, such radical impacts (e.g. political reorientation) do not lead to any improvement of energy models or target system understanding for their nature is vested in societal decisions that can and should not be anticipated, hence allowing evolvement of society.

Propelling the printmaking discipline to newfound complexities, these three artists are renowned for their radical impacts on contemporary art and the process of its creation".

He says the repercussions of Ahmed's death have had a "radical impact" on policing.

Despite all its limitations, The Feminine Mystique had a radical impact on mainstream culture in the 1960s and early 1970s.

If cooking seriously changed hominid proportions, might it have had a similarly radical impact on human behavior?

Temkin explained that the wooden frames, added to the works for exhibition purposes, diminish viewers' perception of the original radical impact of the works.

And one other surprise of the last 20 years has been the number of new buildings for dance, and the radical impact they've had on every aspect of the art form.

Imagine the truly radical impact Sontag might have had on her cultural circles, on her times, if she had considered and praised actual rock stars, or Jerry Lewis and John Wayne and Joan Crawford, or Samuel Fuller and Vincente Minnelli.

He seems to have had an equally radical impact on Freud's drawing; in these studies it's as if Bacon's swashbuckling, sexually aggressive presence forced Freud to loosen up a little.

But in the end, fiefdoms in India have negated the radical impact of introducing new elements to mainstream politics, and made the ambition of achieving power and then perpetuating it by any means a universally accepted norm, whatever the cosmetic gestures towards class and other differences.