Sentence examples for fundamental problem has from inspiring English sources

As with other post-tsunami projects, a fundamental problem has been land acquisition.

"The fundamental problem has been that governments and civil servants are totally incapable of understanding intellectual property and intellectual assets.

By 2001, their share had declined to 5.7%.A more fundamental problem has been the way these enterprises are run.

But major flaws at the company remain and when the mask slipped during Sports Direct's PR assault at the open day, Ashley showed that the fundamental problem has not changed – he has too much power.

However, this fundamental problem has been overcome by Draxler (2010) for the Wald-test and generalized to the LRT and the Rao-Score-test by Draxler and Alexandrowicz.

Mr Drakeford told AMs: "It [the McLelland review] found that the fundamental problem has been that current accountability and governance arrangements for ambulance services in Wales are multiple, complex and lacking in clarity and sympathy.

Few of the country's politicians seem able to put patriotism before party, tribe or personal interest.Several fundamental problems have yet to be resolved.

"The fundamental problems have been caused by European weakness, not European strength," said Ivo Daalder, a former National Security Council aide during the Clinton administration.

And two of the most fundamental problems have yet to be addressed: the Afghan government's lack of credibility with many of its own people; and Pakistan's persistent double game, taking American aid while sheltering and abetting the Taliban.

That result in the end sparked a new epoch in cosmology, seeking to understand what is driving the expansion, and Prof Perlmutter is enthusiastic that such fundamental problems have been highlighted by the Nobel committee.

10) Do not think the European problem has gone away just because Robert Peston isn't on the telly talking about it every night:As George Osborne told Andrew Marr: "Just because the European Central Bank is putting a lot of money into the eurozone does not mean some of the fundamental problems have been resolved and you know that remains a major risk to the UK and the rest of the world".