Sentence examples for a less fundamental from inspiring English sources

Though widely used by animal and plant breeders, quantitative genetics is usually regarded as a less fundamental body of theory than population genetics, given its 'phenotypic' orientation, and plays less of a role in evolutionary theorising.

The Bountiful women VICE spoke to were all excommunicated from the followers of now-convicted pedophile prophet Warren Jeffs more than a decade ago (a traumatic rift dubbed "the split"), and now follow a less fundamental path.

"Wellness support" represents a less fundamental, but no less important, urban condition.

2) I also think that another adjustment, a less fundamental but, perhaps, even more badly needed one relates to the very "discovery" of the archaeal Topo IB.

They look upon any less fundamental achievement as "an engineering problem," dull but necessary grunt work.

Each looked for an easier triumph, and a result less fundamental and astounding .Lincoln's equating of the difficulties of war with its consequences is telling.

The current challenge to the death penalty is on a much less fundamental level.

Will it bring about "a result less fundamental"?September 11th ended America's decade-long "holiday from history"The war in Afghanistan, of course, is only the beginning of the war against terror.

The signals sent by the appointment of Emanuel to the Chief of Staff position were not only that change might be a little less fundamental than promised during the campaign, but that the Obama administration was not going to break too much from the previous Democratic administration, that of President Bill Clinton.

The hotel was one of only half-a-dozen two-storey buildings in Hadiboh, the very humble capital composed of flat-roofed, mud brick dwellings; anything less fundamental would have been a culture shock to Hadiboh's 2,000 hard-pressed citizens.

The goal is not to explain the less fundamental in terms of the more fundamental in a step-wise relating of monolithic theories at one level to monolithic theories at another.