Sentence examples for fundamental odds from inspiring English sources
The abortion-on-demand standard of Roe v. Wade is at fundamental odds with Jewish tradition.
This outcome is morally wrong, economically myopic, and at fundamental odds with a democracy in which everyone quite reason- ably asks for an equal chance to succeed.
In a way, politics as a whole now resembles the longstanding politics of abortion — a subject that puts fundamental values at odds, in which each side believes that the other side is morally in the wrong.
It's hard to fight the feeling that his sensibility is in some fundamental way at odds with the story Morgan's script wants to tell.
Privacy and transparency are two fundamental principles frequently at odds with one another.
The state department said Mokone's arrest is "inconsistent with... fundamental freedoms and at odds with Botswana's strong tradition of democratic governance".
It is both difficult, and sometimes necessary, to establish friendships with people whose views on fundamental matters are at odds with our own.
Mrs Morgan, the mother of a seven-year-old, stressed that any materials would have to age-appropriate, approved by the Department for Education and not be "at odds with fundamental British values".
But years after the Federal Trade Commission recommended that advertisers adopt such a browser-based system, consumer advocates and ad industry groups still seem at odds over fundamental issues — including the very definition of Do Not Track.
The recent European court ruling that the mass storage of private personal data without grounds and without any time limit is at odds with fundamental privacy rights has further cast doubts on the legality of the proposed passenger name record system.
The underlying problem, the economists agreed, is that the two parties in the Dutch government, the centre-right Liberals of Mark Rutte, the prime minister, and Mr Dijsselbloem's centre-left Labour party, are at odds over fundamental reforms to the housing, labour, and health-care markets.
