Sentence examples for sufficiently radical from inspiring English sources

That would be sufficiently radical.

Thereafter we should all join the Green party and work for them, since they are the only party with a sufficiently radical positive strategy in the long term.

"In order to redress this imbalance, we believe that the training, mentoring and development schemes recently announced, although welcome, are not sufficiently radical to effect significant change," the letter states.

But we have come a long way from such self-consciously revolutionary times — as Coates correctly deduced, what has always been the writer's chic, repackaged and updated, is sufficiently radical now.

Although Einstein's model described the emission of electrons from an illuminated plate, his photon hypothesis was sufficiently radical that it was not universally accepted until it received further experimental verification.

You could blame the slow start on any number of issues: a nonexistent advertising budget (zero dollars out of a $300 operating account); a lack of sufficiently radical activities (no shoot-the-banker archery, say, or color war with flexi-cuffs); or a cultural predilection for horizontal planning.

The F.B.I. increased its focus on terrorism in the 1990's, but critics charge that it neither focused sufficiently on radical Islamist activities in the United States nor properly aligned itself to counter the growing danger of terrorism domestically.

The increase in MDA content may be due to diminished activity of an antioxidant defense system to sufficiently scavenge free radicals generated in STZ induced diabetes.

Mr. Nano's supporters in Parliament -- a radical minority sufficiently large to block decisions they oppose -- subsequently refused to approve the candidates nominated to replace the four who resigned.

That is because the large initiator radical concentration sufficiently generates from the decomposition of BPO and the thermal self-initiation of St [26].

Carlos Pereira, a political scientist at the Getúlio Vargas Foundation in Rio de Janeiro, said the country's democracy was sufficiently stable to resist radicals.