Sentence examples for fundamental kind from inspiring English sources

Worse, the remedies being proposed threaten a more fundamental kind of national security: the ability to attract and keep a staff of talented, dedicated scientists and engineers.

Scientific evolution is about nothing if not change and transformation of the most fundamental kind; the history of life is dynamic.

Not just the uncertainty of the narrative (will the Hispaniola arrive safely, will various plots be discovered, will the treasure be there?) but uncertainty of a more fundamental kind.

Among the most unusual things about "How to Be Gay" is that it is, at heart, a 500-plus-page work that explores a fundamental kind of gay sensibility by concentrating almost exclusively on one actress, Joan Crawford, and on a single scene in a single movie, the 1945 drama "Mildred Pierce".

One formulation of disjunctivism invokes the notion of a fundamental kind.

Let us call a view of this sort fundamental kind disjunctivism.

Even more than this, education is the instrument by which governments further the cohesion of their societies and build the fundamental kinds of consensus that support their authority.

It seems extremely strange that in the United States of America, the richest, most powerful nation in the history of the world, we are going backward in the 21st century in our ability to provide the most fundamental kinds of health care to ordinary people, including children.

But those who believe that there are several different fundamental kinds of necessity need to address another question: What is the common feature of these fundamental kinds of necessity that makes them all kinds of necessity?

In an ontological model of structured data we can found two fundamental kinds of relationships: logical and topological.

If we want a way to distinguish between ontological commitments to fundamental kinds and ontological commitments to derived kinds, we need to look elsewhere.