Sentence examples for radical split from inspiring English sources
"radical split" is correct and usable in written English
It refers to a strong or extreme division or separation between two things. You can use it in a sentence when talking about a major disagreement or division. Example: "The political party experienced a radical split over their stance on immigration policies, causing half of its members to break off and form a new party."
After Augustine there was a radical split in millennial discourse.
What better form for a critique of a divided country to take than a radical split between registers?
It is the fact that the checkoff issue calls attention to the radical split between large and small farmers.
How realistic that aim may be is open to question: Lebanon's two main political alliances — March 14 and March 8 — emerged in 2005 as the expression of a radical split between groups supported by or opposed to Syria — which occupied parts of Lebanon from 1976 to 2005 and continues to be influential.
One of the most distinctive elements of season one was its radical split narrative, which produced that utterly thrilling moment when the past seemed to catch up with the present as Rust sought out Marty on a long, empty Louisiana road.
In 1958, led by Kenneth Kaunda, a former teacher and civil servant, these radicals split off from Congress to found the Zambia African National Congress and its successor, the United National Independence Party (UNIP).
The Guardian has a radical redesign, splitting the newspaper into two sections and introducing a new masthead.
In a 50-50 natitn, it's encouraging that some radical ticket-splitting — for common sense — still prevails.
In the meantime, he was hatching a radical plot to split the bank into two: a retail arm and a corporate arm, which would include Barclays Capital.
It also plans to raise the entrance fee to the Rapa Nui National Park, where most of the main sights are, from $10 to $60 for foreigners.The Rapa Nui Parliament, a radical group that split from the Council of Elders, is calling for independence.
The remainder of the losses is related to the non-Belize operations, before Lord Ashcroft took the radical step of splitting his company in two.
