Sentence examples for revolutionary concepts from inspiring English sources

In today's neo-liberal world, redistribution and public ownership are revolutionary concepts.

Documentation is scarce, but Gleeson assumes that Law studied and embraced these revolutionary concepts during his travels.

Marxist revolutionary concepts emphasizing economic progress and radical social change have shaped the development of many new countries.

Or, quite possibly, on a TV that also has Internet access, which was one of the revolutionary concepts announced in Monday's barrage of news releases.

He said that the space agency had the NASA Institute for Advanced Concepts, an organization in Atlanta that brings together universities and other research institutions, to explore revolutionary concepts in space science and technology.

The Constitution launched the new Indian state on the basis of equal citizenship, universal adult franchise and affirmative action – revolutionary concepts in a society long structured by the hierarchies and injustices of the caste system, patriarchy, monarchy and religious conservatism (to say nothing of the preceding 200 years of colonialism and imperialism under the British).

"It's not really a revolutionary concept.

Competition: "Loyalty programs, in general, are not a revolutionary concept," Mr. LaHive acknowledged.

This revolutionary concept was more an act of desperation than of principle.

He ruled that the state was superior to Islam which was a revolutionary concept.

The biggest style trend for the fall is denim, hardly a revolutionary concept.