Sentence examples for Looks fundamentally from inspiring English sources

To many observers, it looks fundamentally dysfunctional.

The trouble is, the terrain looks fundamentally trickier for the supermarket chain.

March and April were easier, but the world looks fundamentally riskier for a big bank reliant on global trade and with a heavy weighting to the east.

The idea is that people travelling past on their commutes will see this object that looks fundamentally wrong, and ask what it is, and think about it – the way they didn't back in 1942.

Sweden's position as one of the world's most highly developed post-industrial societies looks fundamentally secure.

Red Bull's car looks fundamentally similar to the ones that have helped Sebastian Vettel win the last four world championships.

If we can win there then I think things are looking fundamentally different".

In a year's time do you think games will look fundamentally different from how they are now?

"The nature of the change," he said, "needs to be so different that the system might have to look fundamentally different.

But it decided to recognize spires as the "top of the architecture"; that is, a feature without which the building would look fundamentally different.

While he was at Georgetown, he also discovered A.V. Ristorante, a dim, wood-panelled Italian place — it's still on New York Avenue, still serves garlicky pizzas and pastas, looking fundamentally unchanged since the fifties, and Scalia still goes there.