Be on your guard, but don't forget to have fun, because the people you'll meet are fundamentally good (except for the ones who snatch your credit card, of course).
Throughout Yorubaland, human figures are represented in a fundamentally naturalistic way, except for bulging eyes, flat, protruding, and usually parallel lips, and stylized ears.
The advent of containerization the packaging of small units of cargo into a single larger one has not fundamentally altered this problem, except perhaps to reduce the number of separate individual berths required and to increase greatly the area of land associated with each berth.
Almost every industry in recent decades has fundamentally changed its processes, except health care.
There's nothing fundamentally wrong with them except they indicate that warming will be at the low end of the frequency distribution given by [a middle-of-the-road IPCC greenhouse emissions scenario].
For seven long years, we've tried entrusting our government to those who discredit it, defund it, and fundamentally disbelieve in its role, except when they seek a lucrative contract or a bailout.
The protests seem centrally organized, except that they are fundamentally organic and without central strategic or political leadership or clear short-term and long-term objectives.
The focus on Egypt's regional role could have been compelling, except the current dynamics are fundamentally different from those in 2009.
In June 2005, however, CNBC's Jim Cramer used the term in a similar way to Fridson, except he wasn't defending a "fundamentally justified" rise in prices.
