Sentence examples for ever fundamental from inspiring English sources

Thus, a specific attention to VTE problems is, today more than ever, fundamental in the GP's knowledge.

At last, the first ever fundamental change to our rating system since its launch in 2002 has arrived!

We're clearly nearing that limit and so the essential cowardice of too many Democrats is becoming an ever more fundamental problem that needs to be faced.

Her politics promise a welcome radicalism, a feminism to fight for: she integrates analysis on class and capitalism, reframes and recalibrates good questions to reveal ever more fundamental sexisms, and calls on women to get angry and organised about their collective, systemic oppression.

Competition, both within and between HEIs, is ever more fundamental to academia, and HEIs are increasingly managed according to corporate models (Olssen & Peters, 2005).

By the time of the last census they were probably more porous than ever, reflecting fundamental change, as much as decline, in religion.

The search inwards, toward ever more fundamental truths about the way our world fits together, seems to have no end in sight — so Democritus's theory of the atomos may stand for decades or centuries to come.

We now have an economics profession that hardly ever discusses its fundamental subject, "capitalism".

Whatever Israel decides can never, not ever, alter our fundamental commitment to her security".

That they were just there, the first women I'd ever seen as fundamental parts of a band, a band that shredded.

Dennis van Roekel, the president of the N.E.A., said that, while he and Duncan may disagree on tactics, "I don't believe we'll ever disagree on fundamental goals and purposes.