In showing us that our access to oil can't be taken for granted, it fundamentally altered our relationship with fossil fuels.
Leadership should be an enabler, challenging and shifting power so the voices of those who've been historically marginalised can be at the heart of decision making, fundamentally disrupting "taken for granted" organisational patterns and behaviours and quickening the pace of change.
Gratitude is, fundamentally, about not taking things for granted, a kind of worldview.
NAME WITHHELD, LOS ANGELES Before addressing the essence of your question, let's look at the specific example you cite: if you presume people are fundamentally good, you're taking for granted that the umbrella theft was accidental.
Now progressives have been granted a second chance to argue that Reaganism is fundamentally wrong: once again, the vast majority of Americans think that the country is on the wrong track.
An array of Roman Catholic women are questioning whether Vatican rules barring women from voting at an important global meeting are fundamentally discriminatory ― arguing that the right to vote has already been granted to lay Catholic men.
He evidently hates Muslims, too, having recently opined that "allowing a mosque to be built in town is fundamentally no different than granting a building permit to a KKK cultural center".
"Now is the time to fundamentally rethink our relationship with Putin's Russia," said senator John McCain after Snowden was granted asylum.
As today's infratech companies succeed in building alternatives to the infrastructure we take for granted, they will have a potential market in the billions across the developing world, and will fundamentally alter how people around the world live.
More fundamentally for any employer, under what circumstances are non-employees, including independent contractors, volunteers, interns, and other marginally affiliated individuals, granted email accounts?
