Sentence examples for fundamental problems the from inspiring English sources
One of Europe's fundamental problems, the problem of the small nations, is nowhere else manifested in so revelatory, so focussed, and so exemplary a way.
Vaccines took months to deploy, delayed by fundamental problems (the time needed to develop them) and trivial ones (American shipments had to wait for the pallets carrying vaccines to receive a fumigation certificate).
Aggressive reduction in the thickness of SiO2-based gate dielectrics in ULSI devices brings about a number of fundamental problems, the most critical ones being reduced dielectric reliability and exponentially increasing leakage (tunneling) current with decreasing oxide thickness.
But understanding the problems with the imperfect international monetary system we inherited from Nixon can help enlighten us on so many of the fundamental problems the world economy is facing: Why, for instance, does the West borrow so much and the East save excessively?
The jobs-to-be-done approach to understanding customers seeks to identify and characterize the fundamental problems (the "jobs") customers try to solve in their lives, for which they seek to hire solutions.
Achieving a representative sample of immigrant populations faces two fundamental problems: the availability of sample frames that correctly identify these populations and elevated fieldwork costs due to territorial dispersion, among other factors.
"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.
"That's the fundamental problem: The longer the duration between crime and apprehension, the more evidence gets lost".
