Radically in a sentence

Nanotechnology will replace our entire manufacturing base with a new, radically more precise, radically less expensive, and radically more flexible way of making products.

The fact that I said earlier Israel was facing a legitimation crisis, the fact that Israel now has pinned on it the scarlet letter of genocide has radically or potentially will radically reshape opinions of Israel.

A key lawmaker said it was a challenge to radically change the tourism authority simply because the proposals moved so quickly.

Although Mark Drakeford is a supporter of the union, his expressed desire to see the UK "radically redrawn" as a "voluntary union of nations" made it easier to relate a pro-independence Scottish First Minister.

America's foreign relations policies are a failure he vows to radically overhaul.

As with many of Theroux’s other documentaries, Extreme Love includes a number of odd conversations and strange situations, but the context is radically different here.

Australia lacks the resources to protect its vast maritime interests and should consider radically bolstering the navy's surface fleet.

But leaning out of her balcony, she hears the dynamic preaching of Paul and decides on a radically different path.

By treating Israel radically differently from how the United States treated South Africa in the 1980s, American politicians have made it harder for Palestinians to follow the A.N.C.’s ethical path.

Cathy says: ‘You have to learn to radically reduce your self-expectations, especially if you have a colicky baby or not much support at home.

Charles wants to radically change the nation’s policies in order to adapt to modern times, but Elizabeth feels that an emphasis on tradition is important.

Dark red watermelons do provide a bounty of lycopene; Jo Robinson (Eating on the Wild Side) advises us to keep our red watermelon on the counter (not in the frig) for several days in order to radically enhance the lypocene levels.

Eight decades on from when the U.S. government established the Foreign Broadcast Monitoring Service to keep an eye on overseas media, things have changed radically.

However, now that nerds have become mainstream and tons of celebrities are known to have public D&D groups- including Joe Manganiello, who is married to Sophia Vergara – the perception of who plays has shifted radically.

If the playoffs were to start tomorrow, Holland’s line-up would be radically different from the Oilers who faced off against Colorado last spring and got soundly whipped.

I love the sociological voyeurism of it, the chance to eavesdrop on a pool of fellow citizens radically more diverse than those most of us encounter in our jobs or schools or synagogues.

In 1849, Brooks Brothers introduced the ready-to-wear suit to American consumers, radically changing how people dressed.

Incredibly, by 2016 commodity prices had sold off to such an extent that they were the most radically undervalued in 120 years.

In other words, it isvital that student activism uses past efforts by students of color to inform their tactics of the present to ensure a radically different future.

In the current economic climate, many people are radically reassessing their spending as a reaction to layoffs and rising prices.