Sentence examples for even more basic problem from inspiring English sources
An even more basic problem, he said, is that "if the fund continues to believe that we are cheating them, there is no solution and we're stuck in a Catch-22".
There's an even more basic problem, however.
Indeed, an even more basic problem is to account for the way in which "the fixed situation of the variously stimulated nerve extremities" becomes an object of consciousness at all (Micro, I, p. 307, cf. pp. 308 309).
The even more basic problem for these enterprising, espionage-inspired alleged insider traders was that, while their scheme was, in the SEC's words, "deliberately constructed to avoid detection," it was fairly easily detectable.
Yet, an even more basic problem with assessing the widespread applicability of CMMB proposals is the lack of tested or even understood mitigation methods for many species.
Then a problem even more basic arose: the company stopped paying the workers.
If Mrs Obama tackled policy issues anywhere near as publicly, I suspect she'd squander the capital she can currently deploy for a problem even more basic than, say, affordable healthcare: racial inequality and prejudice.
In many cases, they have a general aversion to the idea of elaborate theology.A more basic problem is that even in states with no political freedom, no official imprimatur can drown the multiplicity of voices vying to influence Muslim hearts and souls.
Portugal's plan was even more basic: to look for Ronaldo every time they crossed the halfway line, something the Croatian defence had little problem in spotting and snuffing out.
