Sentence examples for radical in terms of from inspiring English sources

This electoral change is radical in terms of personnel, but cosmetic ideologically.

But the numbers are only radical because Tesla is radical, in terms of its potential future value.

Now, even though the structure is familiar, the numbers really are radical — because Tesla is radical, in terms of its potential future value.

Now, even though the structure is familiar, the numbers really are radical, in terms of both the targets themselves and the payout upon hitting the targets.

Calvin's view was the most radical, in terms of theodicy — that is, the attempt to reconcile the existence of evil with a benevolent and omnipotent God.

Radical product innovations are new to their users, or are radical in terms of creating disruptions in existing usage patterns (Heiskanen et al. 2007).

Three possible reactions of scavenging hydroperoxyl radicals, in terms of H-atom-transfer mechanism, were designed.

Modified radical mastectomy is equivalent to radical mastectomy in terms of local control and survival (standard).

In the 1970s and '80s there was increasing clinical evidence that the standard radical mastectomy differed little from the modified radical mastectomy in terms of morbidity, mortality, and survival rates.

"This is a radical departure in terms of presentation," he said, gesturing toward blue, purple and yellow walls.

But it's also a deeply radical idea in terms of its feminist potential, and what we do in a world in which more and more work is going to be automated.