Sentence examples for radically with the from inspiring English sources

Energy consumption tends to vary radically with the type of HVAC system, even under identical building load conditions.

But this calculation changes radically with the number of burgers cooked, because there are significant economies of scale in home cooking.

Picasso, in tandem with Matisse's erstwhile Fauve comrade Braque, would build on Cézanne more radically, with the stroke-by-stroke faceting of Cubism.

In 1915 Douwe Kalma launched the Young Frisian Movement, which challenged younger writers to break radically with the provincialism and didacticism of past Frisian literature.

The city would come to play a crucial role in this conceptual liberation, for it allowed the new urbanists to break radically with the 'methodological nationalism' of yesteryear.

Now our understanding of the nature of the intervention in Iraq has also changed radically with the publication of a still more astonishing collection of 391,832 secret United States military field reports from the kaleidoscopic theaters of battle.

In the mid-80s, food was changing radically with people like the Rouxs and Anton Mossimann.

Since then, the forecasts have changed radically with Argo zooming to the front of the pack and Les Miserables (11 to 2) in the place position.

"One is constrained to ask if there isn't something radically wrong with the ship".

"I respond to this excerpt in two ways, each radically incompatible with the other.

But this decade will be radically different, with the West becoming a minority player in the major event business.