Sentence examples for fundamentally even from inspiring English sources

In fact, it's fundamentally, even viscerally, dramatic.

More fundamentally, even if we accept the argument by proponents of the current government, claiming that Rouhani has no influence over the judiciary and security apparatuses, then the question still arises: Why did he make promises knowing that he would not be capable of delivering?

More fundamentally, even if the abolition of the tax on alcohol would bring economic benefits, what would be the gains and losses in government revenue and what are the opportunity costs foregone?

These are fundamentally probing, even discomfiting, books.

All good writing is fundamentally mysterious, even though its plumbing lies in plain view.

These kinds of patents on ideas, he added, were often not fundamentally new, even if they had not previously been patented.

"Once you introduce the possibility of state intervention in support of failing firms," he said, "the marketplace is fundamentally altered, even after government relinquishes its ownership".

A fundamentally shy, even gentle man who was repeatedly undone by the way he made a false god of toughness — tough guys and tough behavior.

At meetings, he tells them that Intel must fundamentally change even though the computer chip maker still has what it takes to succeed in engineering and manufacturing.

Meanwhile, minority shareholders in Telecom Italia, shut out in the deal, protested that it was fundamentally unfair, even if legal under Italian law.

But of course you're locking in that investment for a long time and that's fundamentally incompatible even with the existing Australian national 2030 emissions target.