Sentence examples for fundamentally in the from inspiring English sources
Heathrow, he said, was "fundamentally in the wrong place".
These decisions are fundamentally in the hands of Europe's leaders".
"I believe fundamentally in the concept of the reform".
We are not fundamentally in the educational games space.
Why hasn't the Metropolitan Police changed fundamentally in the 20 years since Stephen Lawrence was murdered?
He also struck me, though, as someone whose heart was fundamentally in the right place.
The innovative proposal consists fundamentally in using all the power of the steam turbine to turbocharge the gas turbine.
But all that changed fundamentally in 2008," at the start of the economic downturn.
"The Chicago Manual of Style" is, fundamentally, the in-house authority for bookmaking at the Press.
This situation changed fundamentally in 1946, when the National Health Service (NHS) was created.
The parties differed fundamentally in their attitudes toward the country's communist past and its democratic revolution of 1990.
