Sentence examples for a particularly fundamental problem from inspiring English sources

The subjective judgment generally inherent in quality assessment is a particularly fundamental problem for the Philips guidelines [ 24].

Their view is that acquaintance is a particularly fundamental sort of psychological, hence natural, relation.

That's a problem, a fundamental problem, in human society.

This is more a nuisance than a fundamental problem.

The way people get around, particularly in big cities like New York, is changing rapidly, but a fundamental problem remains unsolved: how to best size and operate a fleet of vehicles, especially traditional taxis and particularly given taxi riders' attitudes toward sharing.

But there is a more fundamental problem.

"There's a more fundamental problem here.

There is also a quite fundamental problem.

Yet, the exposé cloaks a more fundamental problem.

But there is a more fundamental problem between Western Europe and America.

Georg: We believe that there is a more fundamental problem.