Sentence examples for radically enhanced from inspiring English sources

The objectives of Generation III/III+ reactors are radically enhanced safety and improved economics.

Bilbao was also a deeply unglamorous city before Gehry's £75 million Guggenheim radically enhanced its derelict waterfront.

Aiming to take thousand of container lorries off the roads, this radically enhanced national transport "spine" would also carry power lines and communications cables, cutting down on the need for new pylons.

RICHARD BRANSON British entrepreneur and founder of the Virgin Group Modern technology has revolutionized the way we carry out day-to-day business, and it has radically enhanced the way we view content, information and entertainment in our personal lives.

The two main winners from the reshuffle were Alan Johnson, promoted to home secretary to replace Jacqui Smith, and Lord Mandelson, left in charge of a radically enhanced business and enterprise department, and now deputy prime minister in all but name.

Rather than imagining a future in which humans and machines are at odds — as many thinkers have predicted — transhumanists look forward to the advent of cyborgs, in which computers are incorporated into the brain itself, leading to radically enhanced processing power and the ability to preserve consciousness for lengths of time now deemed inconceivable.

America also contributed £15.5m to "radically enhance the infrastructure at Bude" in north Cornwall – one of GCHQ's five sister bases.

With government support and guidance, the scientific and business communities could radically enhance our environmental efficiency through a series of small measures.

Some experts argue that it is therefore much more important for any agreement to radically enhance the IAEA's monitoring powers so that any clandestine programme would be spotted quickly.

I've seen no evidence that foundations, together with the third sector more broadly, have been drawn by government into a consultative process based on joined-up thinking, which aims to radically enhance the role of voluntary groups in society.

The early evolution of dinosaurs has recently attracted much interest, with new discoveries79, new phylogenies20,21 and new theoretical models and computational tools1 radically enhancing our understanding of the tempo and mode of origination, early diversification, and dispersal of this group.