Sentence examples for fundamentally around from inspiring English sources

Historians differ fundamentally around the decisions they make about scale.

It's also competing with Google+ and Path, both of which are built more fundamentally around micro-sharing.

There is something about a business based fundamentally around a team of people serving users, versus a business that has built technology to do that job, which frankly feels very analogue.

Rather than a set of pure visuals, the film is built more fundamentally around very fast and confusing tempos as if meant deliberately to upset the viewer's equilibrium and to hurry him or her through a long, continuous scene of destruction.

Developing these ideas, Baudrillard sketched a fundamental dividing line in history between symbolic societies — i.e., societies fundamentally organized around premodern exchange — and productivist societies (i.e., societies organized around production and commodity exchange).

He argued that Italian politics should be fundamentally restructured around a federation of relatively autonomous municipalities, or "communities".

Like her good friend Saul Steinberg, who once made her a camera of tin cups and black wood, a little joke about technical fetish, she saw that the city changed fundamentally right around 1969.

The app is fundamentally built around the "Getting Things Done" framework, which encourages users to break goals up into simple tasks that can be done in one sitting, and then review those goals on a weekly basis.

The president is no more likely to get credit for the Fed's action — for which he was not responsible — than he gets for the transformative law for which he was fully responsible: the 2009 stimulus, which fundamentally turned around the nation's economy and its prospects for growth, and yet has disappeared from the political conversation.

The history of science education reform has been fundamentally centered around science curriculum development and implementation.

This fundamentally gets around Obamacare's biggest Republican ACA sticking point while allowing people to retain their coverage.