radical approach

This radical approach to total quality management got him and the company a great deal of attention.

However, protecting some areas requires a more radical approach in others.

And that is a radical approach in the world of science exhibitions.

The 1985 car won only one race, and Murray decided that a radical approach was needed.

Might I suggest a radical approach when it comes to the stock options?

Other modern gardens have taken a much more radical approach to the traditions.

But now the corps has decided to take a more radical approach that will double the cost.

"The general tendency is the radical approach, to take too much tissue just to be safe."

It may prove necessary to agree on a less radical approach than the one in the proposal.

The successful outcomes in other countries demonstrated that this radical approach had potential.

I wonder whether a new radical approach should be taken to the receipts from council house sales.

- meaning would he take a moderate or a radical approach.

Criticisms such as his led to the strong programme, a radical approach to the sociology of science.

This group looked to pass an amendment at the federal level and also vowed to use a more radical approach.

A radical approach calls for doubling the Federal research budget so all science could be better financed.

And for next fall, Fox says the answer to its early season problems may lie in a radical approach to introducing new series.

This was a radical approach which had not hitherto occurred to them.

This cannot be sorted out by moving the furniture around. We will have to take a radical approach.

Not every art expert is convinced that the museum's radical approach will succeed.

This new phase in the Egyptian women's movement was characterised by a more radical approach.

This radical approach to movie making led to a slight dismantling of film industry: the very field in which they were working.

It's time to consider a more radical approach to censoring pornography.

Finally, for those interested in the radical approach to power, Lukes (1974) is required reading.

This opening takes a radical approach to the problem by bringing out the queen bishop immediately.

This calls for a more proactive and radical approach.