Sentence examples for radically still from inspiring English sources
More radically still, pneumatic and hydraulic systems have been ditched for electric systems.
Or, more radically still, why not jettison apps all together and design around the notion of a "person" and their relationships?
Molecular studies can generate characteristic sequences, to identify organisms, or more radically still, identify particular enzymes central to the process of interest.
More radically still, perhaps new approaches to speech synthesis might emerge in which tone of voice is fundamental to the definition of speech, rather than a secondary consideration after linguistic content – one could think of this as "left handed" speech technology, to appropriate Beukelman's (1989, p. 257) analogy.
Individual companies that innovate or cut costs radically will still thrive, but for corporate America as a whole, the next year or so could be bumpy.Two particular forces are likely to cramp the growth in profits over the next year.
"The ratio is still radically imbalanced," Yang says.
Churchill's scene-structuring feels, still, radically experimental: jagged and slanted; the theatrical equivalent of Daniel Libeskind's architecture.
But even if those new models turn out to be hits, auto companies must still radically cut costs — a process that has only begun.
The Soviets regarded him as more of a nuisance than a prize, and in 1962 he had come home to Fort Worth with Marina, disillusioned by his experience but still radically dissident.
"It demeans them not to apologise as this is a great result for the BBC," he says of a white paper which will still radically overhaul BBC governance (for his part, Kosminsky has already hit back at his rightwing detractors).
Their work, as I've written, was not for those who like subtlety and suavity in their satire — it was not entirely to my own taste — but they were still radically democratic and egalitarian in their views, with their one passionate dislike being, simply, the hypocrisies of any organized religion.
