Sentence examples for simple but radical from inspiring English sources

Again, Hazare achieved simple but radical progress through filling the space left by the state.

Mr. Lewis and Mr. Einhorn make an excellent, common-sense argument for some simple but radical reforms in Washington.

In Enron's case, the company began with a simple but radical idea: almost anything can be turned into a commodity, and then bought and sold on the open market.

In the 1950s, Dr. Mandelbrot proposed a simple but radical way to quantify the crookedness of such an object by assigning it a "fractal dimension," an insight that has proved useful well beyond the field of cartography.

But fewer people talk about cities that way anymore: among contemporary urbanists, a dominant influence is Jane Jacobs, known for her lifelong commitment to the simple but radical notion that city life can be pleasurable.

It's an astonishing portrait of Zinedine Zidane, a dour genius of a midfielder with as strong a claim as any to the title of 'greatest footballer ever', filmed according to a simple but radical principle.

I think it's amazing that it took 20 years until the very simple but certainly radical ideas that we propose sort of crashed the standard model and made it possible that traditional particle physics could be string theory in 10 years".

Winick and Robbins (1977) included patients with different types of mastectomies, ranging from simple mastectomy, modified radical mastectomy, radical mastectomy and extended radical mastectomy [ 23].

Rocco's release strategy was driven by two seemingly simple but, in Hollywood, quite radical insights: people will go to the movies at any time of the year, and movies that might get buried in a crowded market could become big hits in an emptier one.

This process, called lignification, is not well understood but involves simple radical coupling reactions between monolignols and a growing lignin polymer [ 12].

Some are relatively simple, some very radical, but, even if they are implemented imperfectly, de Grey believes that healthy lifespan would be extended significantly and some adults alive today would live healthily and productively to be 120 or beyond.