Sentence examples for a rather fundamental from inspiring English sources

But first let us consider a rather fundamental question, not as ridiculous as it may seem.

It's a rather fundamental problem and one that will prove challenging to solve.

The addition of Bluetooth brings a rather fundamental shift to the way that the UP can work.

Introna and Brigham (2007) also argue that virtuality affords an opportunity to reconsider the meaning of the traditionally assumed community in a rather fundamental way.

This is a rather fundamental point for applications because the discrepancy between these two theories can be very large in the case of short columns with thin skins.

As we chronicled last night, Netflix made a rather fundamental mistake in launching their new spin-off brand, Qwikster: they didn't make sure they had the name locked down on all of the big social networks before making the announcement.

Our analysis thus integrates a frequency distribution which appears to be rather fundamental.

An undecorated staircase, a pile of rubbish in a toilet and a liberal sprinkling of builders' dust were all that took the architectural gloss off the first competitive match at Southampton's magnificent new home, but for the Saints' manager Stuart Gray the work in progress on the pitch is lacking a rather more fundamental cornerstone.

Cancelling 2016 also throws up a rather more fundamental technical problem for 2018, in that the satellite is supposed to act as the telecommunications relay to get all the rover's data back to Earth.

Ryan later told reporters a little more about those "few differences", which sounded rather fundamental.

In an analogous manner the board of directors in a classical organization is only bound by basic internal rules and the rather fundamental rules of corporate law.