Sentence examples for radically establish from inspiring English sources

"We have to change our military structure radically, establish cooperation between our different types of forces and improve our reconnaissance," he said.

The last years have witnessed groundbreaking results that have radically changed established concepts in stem cell biology, such as the irreversibility of the differentiated state.

(8 7) The fellowship of junzi as moral vanguards of society, however, did not seek to establish a radically different order.

His contribution was unique in that he seized the opportunity to establish a radically different law school in an innovative environment.

In that contest, he would primarily be drawing contrasts based on electability, personality, recent accomplishments and trustworthiness, rather than trying to establish a radically different ideological brand.

"If we went to a zoo and suddenly a zebra turned toward us, looked us in the eye, and started pounding out a series of prime numbers with its hoof, that would establish a radically different relationship between us and the zebra, and we would feel compelled to respond," he said.

As Muslims trying to establish a radically different Islam, they asked, How could Shariah be used to their benefit?

On the (plausible) assumption that the only way to mitigate/reverse climate change is to establish a radically different form of political community, maybe this would be a good way to go.

He knows a few things about radically disrupting powerful established orders.

Nevertheless, he would probably need support from Congress and the courts to veer radically off the established Obama course.

Poetry ranged between traditional types of verse and experimental writing that departed radically from the established forms of the 19th century.