Sentence examples for fundamental through from inspiring English sources

"It is fundamental through this process now that the consumer be put first and that's both through the recall stage and whatever compensation process may have to be put into place here because people were duped," he said.

Ryan did not have the best talent in the world, but he implemented a system that worked for his players and hammered fundamentals through endless drills.

Learning evolutionary fundamentals through performance-based activities offers a new context for introducing evolution that breaks traditional barriers.

They were both introduced to golf in their late teens, learning the fundamentals through books or videos and countless hours of practice at driving ranges.

"Computer Science is an intensely creative field," says Shantanu Sinha, President of Khan Academy, which gave TechCrunch an exclusive look at their brand new education portal that teaches Computer Science fundamentals through interactive drawing.

"This firming factor and expectations for improved bit growth in June sets the stage for improving fundamentals through year-end 2006 if new MP3 and handsets ramp as expected," wrote analyst Alex Guana in a recent report.

This is an example of allostasis, maintaining stability through change, a fundamental process through which organisms actively adjust to both predictable and unpredictable events (McEwen and Wingfield 2003; Holt 2004; Perron et al. 2007; Hermsen and Hwa 2010).

Again the fundamental optimism comes through: "It's going to be tough, [but] I hope to be the locomotive to push others with me".

Constitutional systems protect fundamental rights through moral commitments among the population and by government officials, and, increasingly, through systems of judicial enforcement of widely varying designs.

She said she supported Australians having their say on "such a fundamental issue" through a plebiscite.

Australia has taken an individual path to protect fundamental freedoms through national laws, the common law and cultural conventions.