Sentence examples for revolutionary plan from inspiring English sources

While the California governor backpedals, a team of scientists, economists and business executives have put forward a potentially revolutionary plan.

The private placement memorandum circulated in February said Kadmon had "a simple yet revolutionary plan for creating the pre-eminent 21st century biopharmaceutical company".

Will he come to the Naval Academy armed with a revolutionary plan to transform the military, as his earlier statements have suggested?

The future of a revolutionary plan to generate electricity from a lagoon in Swansea Bay has been thrown into further doubt after the UK government unveiled plans for a six-month review of the wider tidal power sector.

And so the talking pineapple joined the long tradition of conflict and contention over educational reform in America, from Thomas Jefferson's revolutionary plan for public education in Virginia, to the Texas State Board of Education's recent demotion of Jefferson from its ranks of revolutionary thinkers.

They may even have gone through their own New Labour-esque process of revision and reform: the Militants I knew always assured me that their revolutionary plan was based on nothing less than the nationalisation of the top 200 companies, but I see from the Socialist party website that this has now been reduced to a modest 150.

After studying medicine the Orthodox Jew became a physician and initialised revolutionary plans to help the most downtrodden of society.

Mazzini turned to wider revolutionary plans, based on his faith in the brotherhood of man and his hopes for a world republican federation.

He believes, among other things, that abolishing democracy will make Britain a fairer place and promises to enlighten us further on his revolutionary plans in due course.

But here's one I am going to predict: City financiers, accountants and tax advisers are going to find  new work following the revolutionary plans to devolve tax-raising powers for business rates and income tax to local councils and regions.

How we travel is changing, and soon we'll be able to match our wardrobe with our hotel bedroom – an exclusive interview with Giorgio Armani reveals his revolutionary plans for an international chain of Armani resorts, as well as his particular bathroom penchant.