Sentence examples for radical problems from inspiring English sources

None of this tinkering around the edges with austerity-lite and unworkable threats to the big six – with Parker you'd get radical solutions to radical problems.

The screening studies for antioxidant properties of medicinal plants and foods have been performed increasingly for the last few decades in hopes of finding an efficient remedy for several present day free radical problems [ 7] and multipotent active antioxidant compounds [ 2].

There is a more radical problem with Bobbitt's argument.

"Me, I'm ready for some radical problem-solving.

Elliot, still drunk, grabs the phone and his gun: "Me, I'm ready for some radical problem-solving.

But he recognizes an even more radical problem.

This holds even more so for transdisciplinary research, that in some interpretations leaves the disciplinary commitments behind altogether and embraces a radical problem based approach where even lay knowledge may be treated as equally important as scientific knowledge (see for instance Häberli et al. 2001, p. 7).

On page 105 of his first notebook, he formulated an equation that could be used to solve the infinitely nested radicals problem.

He wrote about Alex Webster, a former great for the New York Giants who had "developed a radical mastoid problem from repeated thumps to the head".

One question opened up by this week's announcements is whether it represents a genuine and serious turn in the Obama administration's foreign policy towards wider radical international problem-solving in the final two years of the presidency.

His Medicare plan is more radical because the problems are more fundamental.