Sentence examples for fundamental worry from inspiring English sources

The more fundamental worry, ahead of a pivotal election next year, is whether the army really intends to cede power.

Technical disputes over the process, however, mask a more fundamental worry: that in hunting those with four-decade-old blood on their hands, Sheikh Hasina is conveniently hounding her enemies.

And the fundamental worry that P might exclude M looks exactly like the freeloader problem that badgers mainstream attempts to save anomalous monism (§§5.3 4).

A fundamental worry is the moral unattractiveness of the focus on self that is the nerve of any agent-centered deontology.

An even more fundamental worry arising out of the causal inertness of moral properties, given non-naturalism, is how our words and concepts manage so much as to be about those properties.

"You have a fundamental worry about what's happening in the U.S?" the journalist asked.

But Mr Dombret says that the American analogy is misplaced: the Fed has been purchasing high-quality Treasuries rather than state debt, whereas the ECB will be buying low-graded peripheral-government bonds, redistributing risks across Europe.The Bundesbank has two fundamental worries about the ECB buying government bonds.

The process has failed to get started, however, because of legal concerns about how it would work in practice, and more fundamental worries about who would pay for it.

Many Republicans also worry that Trump's disorganized campaign and high disapproval ratings make a victory all but impossible, but others have an even more fundamental concern.

But Fed officials no doubt have other, more fundamental inflation worries on their minds.

But other, more fundamental problems also worry Mr. Newman.