Sentence examples for radically making from inspiring English sources

The phase-conditional distributions are only slightly modified, whereas the slope distributions change radically, making slope discrimination impossible.

The unexpected treat tonight is a radically made-over version of "I See a Darkness", famously covered by Johnny Cash.

It forces people to change their eating habits radically, makes them violently ill if they overeat and puts them at lifelong risk for major nutritional deficiencies.

First, look for those who don't fit the corporate mold, but who are impassioned, inspired and motivated to radically make things better.

Hollywood's rampant remake-itis means relatively young properties including 21 Jump Street are radically made-over to conform to tastes a bit more contemporary.

A successful business is simply somebody creating something that is going to radically make a difference to other people's lives.

He wanted to radically make over the shopping center, 496-room hotel and 33-story office tower that made up the former Macy's Plaza without shutting the place down.

"It is hard to imagine that a single treatment can shift so radically from making you better and saving your life, to one that could kill you," said Dr. Lee H. Schwamm, director of acute stroke care at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.

And here we arrive at the real ghost that haunts these books, the one that sends us to Paris or Berlin for help: the sense that American parents have gone radically wrong, making themselves and their kids miserable in the process, by hovering over them like helicopters instead of observing them from a watchtower, at a safe distance.

Model tests with p values of 0.04 and 0.06 should not prod conscientious researchers into radically different research behavior or into making radically different claims about the model.

When challenged on this double attribution of two radically differently made paintings, Sir Denis insisted that both were the originals.