Sentence examples for fundamentally still from inspiring English sources

Politics is fundamentally still stable despite pre-elections dramas.

And more fundamentally still, the issue of attracting more converts in the UK.

And, more fundamentally still: can we avoid the looming catastrophe without breaking open those limits?

And in a huge risk that pays off, the movie gives the dying poet a sudden flashback to the scared little boy he was (and fundamentally still is).

"Barack Obama may package his economic plans with poetic rhetoric, but it's fundamentally still the same old tax-and-spend liberal dogma," said Alex Conant, a committee spokesman.

Mike Carrier, the natural resources policy director for Gov. Theodore R. Kulongoski of Oregon, a Democrat, said the Obama administration had "wisely" chosen to reverse some of the Bush administration's environmental policies but in the case of salmon recovery was "fundamentally still embracing" the Bush approach.

More fundamentally, countries still resist the risk-sharing and pooling of sovereignty needed to fix their flawed currency.The Brussels machine is not a government.

And most fundamentally, for still backing cruel regimes such as Saudi Arabia that lurk behind so many of the problems inflaming the Middle East and North Africa.

I can see how huge amounts of costs can be taken out by industry consolidation, but fundamentally you still need growth".

You are comforted to know that fundamentally, people still love getting smashed and insulting strangers.

So the picture is much more conflicted, but fundamentally people still have a massive trust problem," says Morris.