Sentence examples for will be radical from inspiring English sources
It will be "radical," "absolute," implemented on a world scale.
The hope is that Local World will be radical and will take risks.
If Scotland votes yes, there will be radical changes in the media available in Scotland, and therefore in media plurality.
The result, he claimed, will be "radical changes and a new wave of prosperity that will reach around the globe".
In Friday's issue of the Times, Andrés Pastrana, a former President of Colombia, was quoted as saying, "There will be radical and fundamental change.
Presidential candidates are always promising to bring about change; with Mr. Ramsay in the cabinet, change will be radical, constant and possibly baffling.
"He does not have a confrontational style and any changes in direction will not be radical, but he will gradually be tuning in to some demands for change.
A representative government in Egypt will certainly introduce policy changes, but they will not be radical changes.
Yet Ms. Keller's "Don Giovanni" will not be radical.
Which is why he will not be radical with England in terms of gameplan.
Many people who voted Syriza will not be radical leftists but believe that the party is the only option offering a coherent alternative approach to the establishment parties.
