Sentence examples for fundamental problem the from inspiring English sources

"There is little recognition among Government practitioners that there is a fundamental problem," the report says.

And there's an even more fundamental problem: the book is based on a specious premise.

By tackling the fundamental problem, the lack of capital in banks, we stopped a meltdown.

The fundamental problem the Conservatives face is that support for their party has been drying up for some time.

THE bigger operation does not solve a fundamental problem: the high cost of doing business in Lebanon.

"The more fundamental problem the 2014-15 budget faced was that the public was not persuaded tough measures were necessary in the first place," the communications minister said.

"The fundamental problem is the same one," the official said.

"The report overlooks the fundamental problem -- the fact that poor business decisions on the part of Enron executives and its board ultimately brought the company down," he said.

After all, the fundamental problem with the mortgage-backed securities market is the lack of information.

So the more fundamental problem facing the Naive Russellian is the problem of pragmatic principles.

The fundamental problem -- the system's inability to cope with demand -- is in many ways a tribute to the success of the deregulation of the airline industry.