Sentence examples for somewhat radical from inspiring English sources

That raises the somewhat radical notion that perhaps weeds on farms should be protected.

A company called 1Dollarscan, however, has come up with a somewhat radical solution to this problem.

Knee-jerk defenders of the status quo will immediately start bleating that this is a somewhat radical solution.

It was a somewhat radical notion, but a year later, scientists at Brown University and Johns Hopkins physically isolated the receptor.

Like Ms. Jones, Mr. Nordschow says he has developed friendships with his neighbors and even taken the somewhat radical step of socializing with them outside of the building.

Google knows this, and at the end of May the company announced a somewhat radical redesign of the Gmail inbox, which started rolling out broadly last week.

"This is somewhat a radical idea, to use coding - or even the concept of cheap computing - in a refugee population," Cranwell-Ward explained.

The tone of his comments was at once humane, almost folksy, somewhat politically radical, quite traditional and quite shocking.Failing to look after old folk was not just a bad habit, he told an "audience" of 20,000 people in Rome, it was a mortal transgression: in other words the sort of sin that can consign you to hell, eternal punishment, if you fail to repent for it before you die.

The need for ongoing fees makes Stash somewhat less radical than Robinhood, which generates revenue from interest on uninvested cash and margin accounts, a newer offering within its premium product Robinhood Gold.

The eventual outcome here may be somewhat less radical than suggestions from a review group but Ms Sturgeon was adamant that the ancient misalignment of land ownership in Scotland would be adjusted.

Somewhat ominously, radical protesters have already conducted their own vigilante-style justice by throwing supposedly corrupt politicians into trash bins and even beating them.