Sentence examples for fundamentally ill from inspiring English sources

Although the economy is "certainly better than last summer," it is "still fundamentally ill," said Steven Center, vice president for advertising and public relations at American Honda in Torrance, Calif.

Fashionable standards of beauty fluctuate -- within a narrow range -- but among the largely unremarked, and salutary, changes in the modeling business, insiders say, is a renewed appetite for women who do not look fundamentally ill.

In the opinion of most tax experts, the idea of allowing people to choose their own tax system was fundamentally ill conceived.

It seemed stage-managed and even cautious, fundamentally ill-matched to Mr. McCain's maverick sensibility.

Thus Neanderthals – who already lived in sparse, small populations across Europe – were fundamentally ill-equipped to deal with the newcomers who had arrived from Africa.

The finite element method is fundamentally ill-equipped to model this transition.

"This government is fundamentally ill-equipped to deal with the strategic direction of Wales, let alone an airport," he said.

They are fundamentally ill-matched.

But I know this much: At the rate George Clooney's going, I can't imagine how terrible hiSuburbiconis's going to be.

Although in 1853 Helmholtz proved that the inverse problem of EEG is fundamentally ill-posed (lacks a unique solution) [ 15], numerical and mathematical techniques have been employed to estimate and localize the generators of epileptic EEG (and MEG) discharges since the 1950s, relying on simplifying assumptions or constraints to render the problem solvable [ 16].

But the supposed crisis of national culture and writing in our globalised world is, like most of our current ills, fundamentally a crisis of democracy.