Sentence examples for fundamental gulf from inspiring English sources

There is a much more fundamental gulf, hinted at by Angela Merkel in her Davos speech yesterday: between countries with organised industrial training systems such as Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, Scandinavia, Austria and Switzerland – all currently with jobless rates of between 3% and 7% – and those with much higher rates of unemployment, often in double digits, in peripheral Europe.

Post disaster place-making through vegetal symbolism equates vegetal and human being, on one level, but it also ironically emphasises the fundamental gulf between them.

(Bezels of Wisdom, 237; Husaini 1970, 180) But Ibn 'Arabi in no sense regards such claims as preventing him from insisting also on the fundamental gulf between the unknowable essence of God and his manifest being.

So fundamental is this gulf in perception that it prevents us from even knowing it exists.

In contrast to the well-studied continental shelf region of the Gulf of Maine, fundamental questions regarding the diversity, distribution, and abundance of species living in deep-sea habitats along the adjacent continental margin remain unanswered.

At some fundamental sensory level, maybe I'm a gulf war veteran, too.

Bankers have become the new pariahs and fundamental questions are being asked about the gulf in pay between those at the top of society and the rest.

Airline unions and management are also aligned on the fundamental issue of worker fairness at the Gulf airlines.

Information technologies that did not exist at the time of the first Gulf War are now so fundamental to the conduct of military operations that it is difficult to imagine functioning without them.

This gulf reflects differing political visions, but also fundamental issues of trust.

In 1998 two teams of astronomers peered across an enormous gulf of time and space to answer that fundamental question and amazed even themselves with what they found.