Sentence examples for radically further from inspiring English sources

One branch took the systematizing principle radically further by placing rhythms and dynamics as well as pitches into predetermined series; hence the term serialism.

Yet once the society has been radically reorganized, further social mobility may be minimal.

So far, most of the languages of the world have been grouped only tentatively into families, and many of the classificatory schemes that have been proposed will no doubt be radically revised as further progress is made.

The polyesters obtained by the enzymatic polymerization have a polymerizable methacrylic methylene group in the main-chain, in addition to the aromatic and polar groups, and were further radically polymerized to quantitatively produce a cross-linked polymer gel.

TG, for one, would love to have seen the Smart ForTwo go further, to radically rethink how very little a city car can be, in the manner of Gordon Murray's T25 project.

Now the group of European leaders, led by the UK Prime Minister Theresa May, apparently want to go even further by radically squeezing the window of time before content must be taken down — and they apparently want to see evidence of progress from the tech giants in a month's time, when their interior ministers meet at the G7.

After inclusion of the 49 participants, the intervention was radically changed, which hampered further inclusion.

Nine months after the primary tumour had been radically removed, she underwent further surgery for a local relapse; however, during subsequent adjuvant external-beam radiotherapy the disease again recurred and grew rapidly.

A1 Change in Church Order Sought Thousands of conservative American Anglicans rallied in Houston for a conference that advocated radically reorganizing church authority, a further sign of fracture in the Episcopal Church over the ordination of an openly gay bishop.

Unless Russia gets a radically new economic regime, any further western money is likely to be squandered at best used to prop up a system that does not work, at worst to find its way into the pockets of corrupt politicians, officials and businessmen.Since the rouble's crash last August, many of the tentative gains of the preceding few years have been blown away.

Homophobic states like Nigeria will be served a further reminder of how radically they diverge from our principles of fairness.