Sentence examples for a pretty fundamental from inspiring English sources
"This is a pretty fundamental change in politics in this country," he tweeted.
Getting your own snow shoes back on is a pretty fundamental skill out here.
"This is a pretty fundamental economic issue for the whole state," he said.
But self-expression is a pretty fundamental human right, not to mention a function of education.
Sharing a laugh, an idea, or a story is a pretty fundamental human activity.
"We think this is going to be a pretty fundamental shift for how people use Facebook," Mr. Zuckerberg said.
Cameron may have referred to the talks having been "good-natured" but he had to admit to "a handful of pretty fundamental differences between the parties".
Sagging social network Friendster was awarded a patent on some pretty fundamental qualities of online social networking late last month.
"In his zeal to finish this project," the governor said, "he forgot something that's pretty fundamental in a democracy, and that is that the citizens have the right to know what it's going to cost.
"That is pretty fundamental to a carrier as that means you can have three paying Blackberry browsing customers for every one other customer".
Augmented reality may usher in a true quantum leap in productivity, but VR gives us an avenue to achieve next-gen entertainment and the ability to transport ourselves into different modes of thought and environment— a couple of things that are pretty fundamental to modern film.
