Sentence examples for radical introduction from inspiring English sources
Armstrong's father tells her in The Making of … that the film is a "disaster" until the radical introduction of Pete Postlethwaite as its narrator.
Although this paper recognises the merits of the evolution of cadastral systems towards an increased capability over time, it promotes a radical introduction or overhaul of existing cadastral systems.
"Television Gets Real" talks about TV's radical introduction of black families, gay characters, working women and other topics.
She saw her main task in office as the implementation of the wartime coalition's 1944 Education Act, rather than the more radical introduction of comprehensive schools favoured by many in the Labour Party.
A radical innovation is a successful introduction of a new concept, product, service, or production process on a market.
For Maritain, one must choose between "the true God or radical irrationality" (Introduction to Philosophy, p. 259).
The most radical is the introduction of an "exceptional sign-off" by a secretary of state for all new out-of-town developments, which would also be required to have a quota of affordable shops.
Patrick is the author of "Radical Love: An Introduction to Queer Theology" (Seabury, 2011); "From Sin to Amazing Grace: Discovering the Queer Christ" (Seabury, 2012); and "Rainbow Theology: Bridging Race, Sexuality, and Spirit" (Seabury, 2013).
But at their heart are radical recommendations for the introduction of upfront charges for the NHS.
In any event, no matter its degree of intrusion, if such a plan were crafted, it would hardly constitute the introduction of radical socialism, or a politics of government-by-Chinese-technocrats, as David Brooks put it in a column last week.
Alongside this investment the introduction of radical concessionary fares schemes – such as the abolition of bus and tram fares for all under-18s in full-time education, and half-price bus and tram journeys for people on income support – reduced the pressure on those most in need.
