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So we have to find more radical solutions, trying something different.

It is not likely we will ever achieve such a radical solution.

Perhaps we should try to find some more creative radical solutions.

A company called 1Dollarscan, however, has come up with a somewhat radical solution to this problem.

Some dim thought was coming to him of a radical solution to that and other problems.

The result of further discussions showed that a radical solution was necessary.

And so there are those inclined to seek a radical solution.

Rolling back the ball is a radical solution to a minor problem.

Telemachus had decided on the radical solution to the problem.

"A radical solution is needed," said an executive at a foreign financial firm who spoke on the condition he not be named.

Some other leading Republican donors late last week were pushing for a less radical solution.

A hunger for a radical solution and salvation began to grow.

That seemed a very radical solution to the problem, so I..

Finally, he examines some of the radical solutions being proposed to cut Britain's defence bill.

Nor do they say anything about the only radical solution - the possibility of a family policy to boost the birth rate.

The most radical solution was to conceal one's wealth entirely.

The book ends with a conclusion which points to his aforementioned radical solution.

Kaletsky claims this radical solution "may be another idea whose time has come".

Madison's radical solution to the problem was simply to privatize all religious activity.

Kerslake says such radical solutions are a matter for ministers.

It is a sign that all old media are looking for radical solutions in the new media world.

The government lost patience and looked for radical solutions.

These are not radical solutions to the problem of bringing back the individual investor to the venture capital market.

But he has a radical solution in mind.

"Bjerke School has come up with a radical solution to a real problem, but the politicians have just said 'no'."