Sentence examples for fundamental problems here from inspiring English sources

There are more fundamental problems here.

In the spring of 2002, when violence raged between the Israelis and Palestinians, Ms. Rice said the president began to question not whether we "were pushing this party hard enough or that party hard enough," but "Did we have some fundamental problems here?" Mr. Bush concluded that they did, and that Mr. Arafat had to be marginalized so that a democratic Palestinian state might emerge.

"There's a more fundamental problem here.

Furthermore, the fundamental problem here was actually the result of a too passive government.

But there is a fundamental problem here: it isn't true.

The fundamental problem here is that the music business loves to trade in absolutes and rarely deals with nuance.

"The fundamental problem here is the majority never likes to take votes," said Mr. McConnell, his voice rising from the Senate floor.

If the fundamental problem here is that giving poor people benefits that phase out as they earn more discourages them from working more, that is a problem shared by every form of means-tested benefit.

A fundamental problem here is that we don't — not when their polished facades are in place, and not when a river of expensive wine exposes their true colors.

"The fundamental problem here is not lack of spending -- although it could always be higher -- but the culture of directionlessness in which so many Aboriginal people live," Health Minister Tony Abbott said.

"The fundamental problem here is these members of Congress work for all of us and what these contributions and special arrangements provide is for a select group to get in and get the ears of the members and tell them what's important to them.