Sentence examples for radically extend from inspiring English sources

In no case was it necessary to radically extend or to make a separate incision.

Mutualism, in both the public and private sector, is an idea that could radically extend ownership across society.

It was William Eggleston who coined the phrase "photographing democratically" but Rickard has used Google's indiscriminate omniscience to radically extend this enterprise – technologically, politically and aesthetically.

Yet he presents de Grey as a compelling and brilliant visionary who forces listeners to reconsider what they know about aging – and what it would mean to radically extend the life span of humans.

The investor Peter Thiel has also donated to the anti-aging cause, and there's even a $500,000 Palo Alto Longevity Prize to anyone who can radically extend the life of a mammal.

As for beating those statistics, "There's been no documented intervention that has been shown to radically extend duration of life — ever," says S. Jay Olshansky, an expert on aging who teaches at the School of Public Health at the University of Illinois-Chicago.

"Avedon radically extended photography's capacity for cruelty," she writes.

Computers have been in use in fashion for some time, but as a generation of young designers matures, technology is radically extending the creative boundaries.

As a composer he radically extended the technique of piano writing, giving the instrument not only brilliance but a full and rich, almost orchestral sound.

Throughout the Seventies and Eighties, Jean-Louis Dumas radically extended and reinforced the presence of the Hermès Group across the globe until, by 1990, annual sales were reported at $460m.

Remember, radically extended life, which we might think of as functional immortality, would not for organic creatures like us also involve invulnerability, so we could always opt out if it all got too much or too horrid.