Sentence examples similar to fundamentally closed from inspiring English sources
But the Kindle with its closed system also fundamentally affects notions of ownership and privacy.
Perhaps a guided tour is a fundamentally less sensitive business compared to ferrying people in a closed taxi.
Many consider the Darcy Weisbach equation to be the most fundamentally sound method for evaluating head losses due to friction in closed pipe conduits.
But many of the lessons he sees as relevant to Britain in the light of recent events spring from his sense of America as a fundamentally more open and competitive society, antithetical to the clubbiness, class-consciousness and closed-door attitudes he sees as having wide tentacles here.
Meanwhile, peer-reviewed studies have shown that more than 1,000 lives of 18-to-24-year-olds are lost each year to alcohol in places other than on the roadways — behind closed doors, in dark corners, in remote and risky locations, where a law fundamentally at odds with social reality exacts its deadly toll.
The Obama governance style is big on closed-door, back-room horse-trading – Obama came out of Chicago Democratic Machine politics, after all – and this is fundamentally incompatible with having a bunch of true believers running around waving the flag, making categorical statements about which compromises are (and are not) acceptable.
It felt fundamentally wrong.
"That's fundamentally flawed".
That has fundamentally changed.
It is fundamentally unfair".
