Sentence examples for fundamentally set up from inspiring English sources

As one sub-system, the phase transformation module was fundamentally set up based on the classical thermodynamic and kinetic theories.

And that slight shift in wording fundamentally sets up the wrong dynamics.

"The issue in Berman is the same: do these nonprofits Mr. Berman has set up fundamentally have a charitable purpose?

Mr Hunt said the healthcare regulator for England was "fundamentally flawed" when it was set up four years ago.

Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has said the CQC was "fundamentally flawed" when it was set up four years ago and there should be "very, very serious consequences" for anyone found guilty of a cover-up.

But the way it's set up is fundamentally shady: using javascript to fill out an invisible form with the information that would normally be sent by other means, but isn't — because the user has chosen not to.

It would be fundamentally different from tip systems already set up in many cities, since it would take advantage of the access these workers have to people's lives, rather than simply solicit tips from anyone with something to report.

It is fundamentally at odds with the balance of power system set up in the Constitution, and it creates an incentive for the independent counsel to continue investigations long after they should have been concluded.

Especially for facial asymmetry cases, to set up global and local reference coordinates is fundamentally important to assess the skeletal and dental asymmetries in three dimensions.

Nussbaum argues that because "the separation of church and state is, fundamentally, about equality, about the idea that no religion will be set up as the religion of our nation," in the end "separation is also about protecting religion".

It encouraged and set up networks for schools to collaborate with each other, that fundamentally helped make changes.