Sentence examples for a fundamental problem that from inspiring English sources

BUT Edison obviously had a fundamental problem that went well beyond voting strategies.

De Blasio said a "rift" between law enforcement and the public was a fundamental problem that had to be overcome.

"It is a fundamental problem that has kind of been swept under the carpet in the tech industry," says Cyriel Diels, a cognitive psychologist and human factors researcher at Coventry University's Centre for Mobility and Transport.

But there is a fundamental problem that is not easily solved by the usual economic policy tools: how to persuade rattled banks to start lending again — an essential first step to restoring economic health.

It is a fundamental problem that affects the quality of digital images.

A fundamental problem that exists with most passive FCDs is how they respond to breakthrough for unwanted fluids.

But what we are seeing may be a more fundamental problem that has to do with the engine control unit as a whole.

In addition, a key fundamental problem that has not yet been fully solved whether the charges of the reaction are from polarized charges or free charges.

We're clearly nearing that limit and so the essential cowardice of too many Democrats is becoming an ever more fundamental problem that needs to be faced.

I'd argue that there's a more fundamental problem – that "purchasing" is the wrong model.

More than any of the changes hurtling toward them is a more fundamental problem that banks face — revenue is stuck in neutral.