Sentence examples for a fundamental problem with from inspiring English sources

There is a fundamental problem with the idea, however.

"I think there's a fundamental problem with philanthropy," Hayman says.

"There's a fundamental problem with the F.H.A.," Mr. Pinto said.

Bernard Jenkin, the committee chairman, said he thought there was "a fundamental problem" with Heywood's investigation.

There seems to be a fundamental problem with the design of the project here.

The theory also solves a fundamental problem with the Higgs boson.

Rather, it reflects a fundamental problem with the contemporary Republican Party.

The scene is endearing, sad and funny, yet it underscores a fundamental problem with "Ruins".

But "Scotland's Future", as it is titled, reveals a fundamental problem with the independence pitch.

But more important, Mr. Alan said, he had a fundamental problem with a park-and-ride station.

"It's a precautionary move," Mr. Dulaney said, "rather than any indication of a fundamental problem with the business".