Sentence examples for fundamental thinking from inspiring English sources

"I don't think the Fed's fundamental thinking has changed," and that means, he added, that with inflation low, rates can remain unchanged for some time.

"It's difficult to shift fundamental thinking.

"There needs to be a fundamental thinking shift, from selling a product or solution to selling an outcome".

But overhauling a system on a limited budget requires some fundamental thinking about how it can be done.

But until there is evidence that the fundamental thinking about housing has shifted in an optimistic direction, we cannot trust that momentum to continue.

But if ministers are serious about prioritising those who have been least well served, they must do some fundamental thinking about how they spend the department's time and money.

Tajfel's work suggests that in-group bias is as fundamental to thinking as the act of categorisations itself.

It has a fragile, transformative horizon, namely, a society that would no longer be riven with fundamental antagonisms, thinking that would be rid of the compulsion to dominate through conceptual identification, and the flourishing of particular objects in their particularity.

ML: Our current political predicament has strong parallels with the late 1970s: a lot of either/or "posturing" (your choice of words is apt) and almost as much genuinely fundamental either/or thinking.

"I think they are committing a fundamental error in thinking that the policies we are following are weakening France, when in fact these policies are strengthening it," he told Europe 1.

But underneath it all, I do think that we have undergone a fundamental change in thinking -- in a way that we have not seen the start of the environmental movement almost 40 years ago.