Sentence examples for radically specific from inspiring English sources

We need three radically specific and individual political parties, each proposing actual reform.

Doing God's general (though still, radically specific) will in how we relate to each other, to injustice, to society, to cruelty, to scarcity, (and so on), ought to sharpen in us the mind and spirit of Christ, ought lead us ever away from the comfort of our sunbeam kingdoms and into the radical grip of his call and kingdom.

For Singer, the moral point of view is inherently radically impartial, surmounting specific attachments to individuals, communities and countries.

On the other hand, when PRAC was radically inhibited by its specific competitive inhibitor pyrrole-2-carboxylic acid (PYC), no inhibition of HyPRE was observed with standard amounts of PYC (1 mM) (Figures 3A and 3B).

Many obtained unigene sequences from the various spore stages seemed specific suggesting radically different developmental gene sets are involved.

The most informative experiments are those where specific perturbations radically alter a normal morphology, and the resulting configurations must be describable by any useful ontology.

Clever directors have long honored the salient points of Wagner's epic while radically recasting his dramaturgical specifics to make points about contemporary society and its mores.

Neither has any specific plan to radically change the way we regulate business, the environment or the workplace.

These conclusions do not change radically if we consider more specific types of elasticities, namely total hour elasticities or participation elasticities (detailed results available from the authors).

Furthermore, specific mutations can radically alter superactivation or internalization without affecting the efficacy of acute Gi signaling.

Lacking the economy as an overriding issue, Mr. Kerry is putting more stress on his specific proposals, which are radically different from his opponent's.