Sentence examples for fundamental issues raised from inspiring English sources
Your question gets at one of the fundamental issues raised by the crisis.
Along with license costs, modelling flexibility and sustainability represent fundamental issues raised by industrial engineers that adopt COTS simulation packages.
And even at that late date Mr. Wilcken wanted Lévi-Strauss to address some of the fundamental issues raised by his work.
Levine faces fundamental issues raised by Darwin's conception of natural selection and evolution, taking on the Socratic question, "How should one live?" in the context of evolutionary science.
"The program's credibility is threatened when it continually puts forth assessments that fail to address fundamental issues raised by reviewers," said Representative Paul Broun (R-GA), chair of the House science committee, at a hearing on the topic.
Democratic lawmakers and some Republicans accused GOP leaders of creating the impression of open deliberation and debate while preventing House members from addressing many fundamental issues raised by the welfare bill.
While the bravery of workers on the frontline is not in doubt, there have been bitter arguments about a number of fundamental issues, raising the prospect that the situation is worse than it seems.
And they add that neither government, industry nor the medical profession appear eager to address the fundamental issue raised by the episode: Why were these devices implanted in 500,000 people without adequate testing?
But even a panel of impeccable integrity would have had to give the gold to Ms Sotnikova under the current IJS rules.The more fundamental issue raised by the 2014 Olympics is the disconnect between what fans seem to want elegant skating free of the slightest misstep and the athletic arms race that the IJS has encouraged.
This is connected to the second fundamental issue raised by one of the respondents whether a procedure according to the framework criteria guarantees a sustainable state.
