radical的示例

• The feeling among the grassroots of the Party is that the leaders are not radical enough.

• This is a desperate situation which requires a truly radical solution.

• He belonged to the radical fringes of the party.

• She described herself as a radical feminist.

• He holds some radical opinions on the subject.

• The past few years have witnessed radical improvements to the system.

• The company is undergoing a radical shake-up.

• The new management will make radical changes.

• I'm just having my hair trimmed - nothing radical.

• In her essay, she characterizes the whole era as a period of radical change.

• They were quick, however, to use beads in more excessive and radical ways.

• There are approximately 700 phonetic radicals and about 140 semantic radicals currently in use.

• Numerous substances are found in nature and in the body that function as protective agents against oxygen-free radicals.

• Political parties of the so-called radical opposition boycotted the elections for this reason.

• This reorientation, in turn, led to a revision of the concept of error and a radical reappraisal of teacher and learner roles.

• The period saw the radical separation of micro- and macro-economics (a separation denoted, paradoxically, as a 'neoclassical synthesis').

• We believe that convergence is unlikely any time soon without radical restructuring of global economic growth prospects.

• Thus, the radical absence of the phylloxera was yet another way of making the phylloxera visible.

• Perhaps the most radical element of the film is that it completely eschews commentary.

• The criticism perhaps dignifies our suggestion with the impression that it is more radical that it really is.

• The campaign against the radical liberals encountered a number of difficulties.

• And they were driven in "radical" directions by their own core values' (p. 358).

• Semantic radicals provide a guide to characters' meanings by signaling, in most instances, the semantic category of the whole character.

• If not able to be controlled, free radicals generated while seeds are in the desiccated condition will accumulate, especially during prolonged storage under poor conditions.

• Nevertheless, lighthouse reform enabled the whigs and radicals to pose as crusaders against local monopolies which the tories sought to perpetuate.