Sentence examples for a fundamental source from inspiring English sources

The risk is that we will frame trade as a fundamental source of suffering and losses, which would make voters more nervous, not less.

Withdrawing the troops would eliminate a fundamental source of mutual assurance in Israeli-Egyptian relandons, and would send the wrong signal at a time of extreme volatility in the Middle East.

That is because extended family networks cushion the blow: "The evidence supports the hypothesis that extended family networks, which appear to be stronger near the Mediterranean, provide a fundamental source of insurance against unemployment in southern Europe".

A final thought: the notion that there must be a "fundamental" source for money's value, although it's a right-wing trope, bears a strong family resemblance to the Marxist labor theory of value.

C. 700 Susa, Iran Isaac of Nineveh,, also called Isaac the Syrian, or Isaac Syrus (died c. 700, near Susa in Umayyad Iran) Syrian bishop, theologian, and monk whose writings on mysticism became a fundamental source for both Eastern and Western Christians.

Degeneracy is a fundamental source of biological robustness, complexity and evolvability in many biological systems.

Still, it seems a more fundamental source of disagreement is their differing accounts of God.

In comparison with the Western tradition, it is notable that the Mohists privilege neither observation nor explanation and by extension, neither experience nor reason as a more fundamental source of knowledge.

While defense acquisition policies are continually being revised to address these perennial problems, many believe that a more fundamental source of these overruns is the lack of flexibility in the systems being developed, which tend to preclude effective responses to unexpected events.

This is an important fundamental source of decoherence for current experiments, and understanding the resulting dynamics and changes in the many-body state is important for controlling heating in quantum simulators.

Today's calamity, in the BIS's view, stems from one fundamental source: a world where credit-driven excesses went on for too long.