Sentence examples for takes radical steps from inspiring English sources

The NHS will not bridge the £30bn gap that it fears will have emerged by 2020 between its budget and the volume of care needed unless it takes radical steps to cope with rising numbers of long-term conditions, McShane warns.

In Georges Franju's film, a k a "The Horror Chamber of Dr. Faustus," a surgeon responsible for his daughter's disfigurement in an auto crash takes radical steps to restore her beauty by lifting the face of another woman, sending "a chill that extends from the cheekbones through the eye sockets to the back of the skull," Stephen Holden wrote in The Times.

In government we considered taking radical steps to put the relationship on a new footing.

This compromise, analysts say, shows how hobbled Mrs. Merkel is in taking radical steps.

The central government wants cheap steel, so it is unwilling to take radical steps to curtail overcapacity.

"He wants to make sure he puts somebody on there who is not going to take radical steps like that".

Kemian Wood Industry, which used to boast of the quality of its composite floorboards, took radical steps to deal with the downturn.

The new research will add to the pressure on ministers at home and abroad to take radical steps.

It will also focus attention on a group of people taking radical steps to feed themselves as they struggle with the rising cost of living in London.

General Motors demanded yesterday that its Japanese partner, Isuzu Motors, take "radical" steps to return to profitability by exiting underperforming businesses, selling subsidiaries and cutting plant capacity.

That keeps some members hardest hit by the economic downturn, like Ireland, Spain, Italy and Greece, from unilaterally taking radical steps to stimulate their economies.