Sentence examples for been a fundamental problem from inspiring English sources

"It's an attempt to deal with what I think has been a fundamental problem at Harvard," he said.

A lack of data on tenant behaviour within the greenest buildings has been a fundamental problem for the sustainable housing movement.

For many companies the strength of the pound has indeed been a "fundamental problem"—inevitable, perhaps, given the need to tighten monetary policy, but no less painful for that.

While that's not been a fundamental problem for Apple in the past, he'll need to ship a v1.0 of Apple Car that's more like v1.0 of iPhone than v1.0 of Apple Watch.

Ever since its introduction more than 300 years ago the concept of a differential equation, and connected to it finding its solutions, has been a fundamental problem in mathematics and its applications in natural sciences.

This has always been a fundamental problem in exercise physiology.

That's a fundamental problem".

There is a fundamental problem with the idea, however.

But there is a fundamental problem here: it isn't true.

"There is little recognition among Government practitioners that there is a fundamental problem," the report says.

Bernard Jenkin, the committee chairman, said he thought there was "a fundamental problem" with Heywood's investigation.