Sentence examples for radical would be from inspiring English sources

He adds that anything radical would be hugely controversial.

More radical would be a coalition of the three leftist parties, which between them may win nearly half the votes.

Far more radical would be to make the grandes ecoles the equivalent of a masters degree, following a regular undergraduate degree open to all with a baccalaureate, and to scrap the prepas altogether.

A radical would be unable to perform either function.

During mineralization, when Fe2+ is available, quenching of the radical would be expected to occur much more rapidly, at a rate similar to that of radical formation.

When DPPH encounters a proton-donating substance such as an antioxidant, the radical would be scavenged and the absorbance is reduced [ 40].

President Beji Caid Essebsi said the radicals would be resisted "without mercy".

Ideally, the families of radicals would be closely involved, helping to convince the detainee that a worthwhile life awaits him outside jail.

Rather than tell their followers to vote for Mr Labus a close ally of Zoran Djindjic, Serbia's pro-western prime minister Mr Seselj's Radicals would be urged to boycott the second round.

What sold it to Thatcher however was the fact that as Letwin pointed out it would also unite the cabinet as "since the radicals would be able to trumpet the Scottish experiment, and the sceptics would be comforted by the absence of any turbulence on the English domestic front".

So, the materials in the solvent are disintegrated and several highly reactive radicals would be generated.