Sentence examples for fundamental enough that from inspiring English sources

He added, "Certain principles are fundamental enough that when new factual permutations arise, the necessity to apply the earlier rule will be beyond doubt".

In some ways it's liberating, though, in the sense that whether I'm a one-termer or a two-termer, the problems are big enough and fundamental enough that I can't sort of game it out.

It just takes longer time periods for changes that are fundamental enough to require the descriptiveness of new properties.

What you can do for us — and when I say us, Mr. President, I mean for the entire population of the free Internet, internationally, as the U.S. is a trendsetter in this way — is establish a standard for freedom on the Internet that is fundamental enough and rigorous enough to compel both private companies and public servants to acknowledge it.

If Ireland decides that these changes are fundamental enough to be approved by referendum, it may slow matters further.

Tony Blair told a parliamentary committee this week that Muslims were "not having a debate of a fundamental enough nature" in their own ranks.

Importantly none of these claims need to be tied to the actual decline in Facebook's share price, which seems more a result of over-pricing on the fundamentals, but that has been enough to draw significant scrutiny.

But a primary campaign really is a lot like a baseball season: When it's a competition rather than a coronation, it's long enough and grueling enough that form and fundamentals win out over hot streaks and good fortune.