Sentence examples for revolutionary considering from inspiring English sources

And how will Cubans buy land, houses, cars and mobile phones if they have no money for it all?Oswaldo Lastres Chicago  SIR – Allowing Cubans to run "bonsai companies" hardly qualifies as revolutionary, considering that the regime has set clear and narrow limits to the scope of microeconomic reforms and refuses to consider any macroeconomic ones.

And it's even more revolutionary considering Malta's firmly Catholic, conservative background the constitution recognizes Catholicism as the state religion and divorce was only legalized in 2011 by a narrow margin.

Sofia told me this was the first time she had challenged the traditions of her culture - her demand that she get to choose who she would or wouldn't marry was "revolutionary," considering that girls in her village hardly dared to speak to their fathers.

LAYING down his pipe to spoon sugar into a china tea cup from a four-legged silver bowl, the former communist revolutionary considered the question.

Those mid-1990s revolutionarieslutionaries considered themselves at odds with President Bill Clinton, and with their party's more pragmatic Senate caucus led by Bob Dole of Kansas.

It was not a revolutionary development, considering there are 1,500 seats on the councils, most of them occupied by Putin loyalists or graying Communists.

It's a revolutionary approach, considering that Material Jetting technologies (e.g. inkjet-like) have so far only been successfully applied to produce plastic or wax parts.

The band alone is not a revolutionary development, considering that even the most basic wearable fitness trackers can monitor when you're asleep.

"The pace of innovation in the Bitcoin-related space is accelerating — something that could be revolutionary even, considering it all comes from participation by individuals as there is no corporation or industry group overseeing Bitcoin endeavors," observes the BitcoinMoney blog.

Against the back wall are two 1959 Oldsmobiles, one originally owned by Camilo Cienfuegos, a revolutionary leader considered a hero by his countrymen.

Though princelings and their siblings had profited comfortably from China's rise (Xi's sister Qi Qiaoqiao is reported to have large corporate and real-estate assets), the revolutionary families considered their gains appropriate, and they blamed the hired hands for allowing corruption and extravagance, which stirred up public rage and threatened the Party's future.