Sentence examples for a very fundamental issue from inspiring English sources

"It's a very fundamental issue, but we're so accepting of it," he said.

"It's a very fundamental issue, and there's not a lot of definitive guidance out there," said Larry Smith, chairman of FASB's task force on emerging issues, which is studying the problem.

If it is proven in a court of law - if it gets to that - that someone has tried to falsify evidence to bring down a cabinet minister, that is a very fundamental issue, so I think it would be wrong to rush to judgment now.

It is worth mentioning that doped quantum wells with additional modulation doping [11 16] have already been used to study the insulator-quantum Hall (I-QH) transition [17 23], a very fundamental issue in the fields of phase transition and Landau quantization.

"But at the same time I also think that there are very fundamental issues like stigma, and there's a racial part of it too that I think we haven't really talked about or people are too scared to talk about.

The process of integration has deepened so far we are now at very fundamental issues.

"The general public are completely in the dark about very fundamental issues regarding online search and influence.

"This is one issue in a very partisan town of Republicans and Democrats that people can agree upon, because these are very fundamental issues of fairness and equity," Blakeman said.

Senator Jeffords, a lifelong Republican who had stuck it out through the Reagan and Gingrich revolutions, said he quit the G.O.P. because he disagrees with the president "on very fundamental issues -- the issues of choice, the direction of the judiciary, tax and spending decisions, missile defense, energy and the environment, and a host of other issues, large and small".

Looking ahead, I can see more and more instances where I will disagree with the president on very fundamental issues -- the issues of choice, the direction of the judiciary, tax and spending decisions, missile defense, energy and the environment and a host of other issues, large and small.

Elaborating to NPR last week, Mr. McKinnon said that while he is "100percentt" for Mr. McCain and disagrees with Mr. Obama "on very fundamental issues," he likes Mr. Obama and what he's doing for the country enough to stay on the sidelines rather than fire off attack ads.