Sentence examples for fundamental thing that from inspiring English sources

So that is a fundamental thing that will drive us toward efficiency.

Even if not all Christians could agree on all formulations, it was widely held that there was some fundamental "thing" that had thus been believed.

But the fundamental thing that will change the relationship between electors and politicians is not the structure of institutions, it is the tone and culture of politics.

A question as we reach the first anniversary of the earthquake in Haiti: What is the most fundamental thing that needs to be restored to get the country back on its feet?

"The most fundamental thing that must be understood about tonight's announcement is that this is a stolen seat," Jeff Merkley, the liberal senator from Oregon, said in a statement on Tuesday.

STEVE GILLMOR: Is it a fundamental thing that's different, that's been instantiated by the ubiquity of broadband coupled with the ability of XML based technologies to orchestrate processes that look a lot like social interaction?

These are fundamental things that turn out to be really important in making people feel excited and happy and wanting to go the extra mile for you.

"There is an academic agenda that needs to be respected at university, but underlying that there should be some fundamental things that are relevant to industry," she says.

"What I'm trying to do right here is get across to you some fundamental things that have to change, I think, in the Harper's culture," he told the staff on Wednesday.

Garfield has a very modern fear: "If Dawkins is right and map reading is one of the fundamental things that makes us human then if we don't use that plastic part of our brain – that spatial ability to read a map – we risk losing something important.

It is really important Labour doesn't just have a policy that consists of just committing to spend more on the NHS without tackling some of the fundamental things that need to be fixed in the NHS – how it becomes efficient, how it can deliver better outcomes for patients.