Sentence examples for fundamentally friendly from inspiring English sources

Your professor is fair, fundamentally friendly, a little odd, but not very mysterious.

President Obama says he is a "fierce advocate" for the free market and is "fundamentally business-friendly," but does anyone think his definitions are the same as yours and mine?

Planning, implementation, financing, staffing, management, supervision, monitoring and evaluation must therefore all be fundamentally driven by child-friendly values.

He seemed, as he usually does, mild, overcaffeinated, inquisitive, watchful, cautiously friendly, somewhat anxious, yet fundamentally optimistic.

"Greenwash" is the word given to efforts by businesses to give the impression of being environmentally friendly and socially responsible while not fundamentally changing harmful core business practices.

"By fundamentally changing its behaviour, America can offer us a friendly hand.

Over the past few years, there's been an urgent need to fundamentally revamp every website so that it's mobile-friendly.

These findings suggest that the tools that environmental regulators are using to determine how environmentally-friendly biofuels like corn ethanol are, are fundamentally flawed, and ignore a significant amount of emissions.

Making a city more bike-friendly is less glamorous, more bits-and-pieces, more fundamentally simple.

This critical event fundamentally changed the lithospheric architecture and geothermal regime of the Quiricó Basin from cratonic and "diamond-friendly" to noncratonic and "diamond-unfriendly" over a short time interval.

Windows 7 is a good example of this: while it's multitouch-friendly in some ways (the Surface project has contributed a lot to this), it's also fundamentally organized around the mouse in other, more important ways.