"If it is done with foreign intervention, it's counterproductive -- people here can have a radical reaction.
He said Greece and Spain had "paid a heavy price" to keep the European currency, and that there had been a "radical" reaction from fringe parties.
After the French Revolution, those norms changed, and the ballet we now think of as classical is, in large part, derived from a radical reaction against original ideals.
The radical reaction would reflect American decline, recalling the politics of the Dutch Patriot Revolt of the late 18th century or the situation of the British Labor Party after World War II.
The brainchild of journalist-turned-producer John Connor, it was actually a radical reaction to the apolitical stand up that was becoming increasingly popular in the late 1980s - an alternative comedy revival, if you like.
He did not grasp how profoundly the transformation of the Republican Party into a disciplined, nearly monolithic agent of radical reaction and ruthless obstruction a transformation that has only accelerated since that day had changed things already.
He did not grasp how profoundly the transformation of the Republican Party into a disciplined, nearly monolithic agent of radical reaction and ruthless obstruction — a transformation that has only accelerated since that day — had changed things already.
With a radical reaction all hydrogen atoms are replaced with fluorine in the ECF process.
A central step in the transformation of PPD is the BQDI formation via radical reaction.
The alkaline to neutral pH of dyeing wastewater favors the unspecific radical reaction.
Degradation process with ozone proceeds in two different ways: direct and radical reaction.
