Sentence examples for radical issues from inspiring English sources

His work on tense and time raises radical issues.

After retirement, he continued campaigning on radical issues, and as chair of the Cuba Solidarity Campaign, he met Fidel Castro on several occasions.

Even at university, where nerdy, earnest and charismatic types alike congregate on the floors of the Students' Union to flaunt low levels of power, and debate radical issues like whether or not the University canteens should serve animal products on a Monday, deep down everyone knows that roughly 75 per cent of the student body couldn't give a toss.

More recently, groups like N.W.A. pushed radical issues into the forefront producing a reflection of reality on Straight Outta Compton.

Republicans, who have cast Mr. Becker as a pro-labor radical, issued a flurry of angry statements.

Since the PRF95 does not contain toluene, it is suggested by the kinetic mechanism that the benzyl radical, issued from toluene, causes this so-defined "obstructed preignition" and delaying thereby the final ignition for gasoline and its surrogate.

When Obama's association with Ayers first became a campaign issue, Daley, whose father, in 1968, sent his police force into the streets to combat Ayers's fellow-radicals, issued a statement praising Ayers as "a valued member of the Chicago community").

Either way, Islamist radicals issued a fatwa against his life, hugely complicating his balancing act.

What is more, only when you are regarded as fiscally responsible will the British public give you permission to be economically radical on issues like a living wage.

Bennett will want to take votes off Labour and the Liberal Democrats, so she needs to portray them both as insufficiently radical on issues such as nationalising the railways.

She lived in voluntary poverty and described herself as a conservative in matters of the church and its theology and a radical on issues like equal rights for blacks and opposition to war.