It's good that the market is going back to fundamentals".
"What we're seeing is a lot of streamlining, going back to fundamentals," says Lauren Freedman, president of the E-tailing Group, an industry consultant.
Going back to fundamentals once more, prospects are for easy credit conditions, but this favorable factor may be some time in asserting itself, just as tight credit took over a full year to break the bull market.
Living in a rational and cosmopolitan age, they became convinced that the law could be mastered only by going back to fundamental principles (frequently called axioms or maxims) and not by the "crude pragmatism" of Rolle's and others' Abridgments, which arranged their materials according to the forms of action, sometimes presented simply in alphabetical order.
Duncan's clear, simple, lucidly constructed dances go back to fundamentals of shape, weight, and dynamics that contemporary dance has lost touch with in its pursuit of virtuosity.
PIERRE-LAURENT AIMARD The adventurous pianist, a crystalline technician, goes back to fundamentals, performing Schoenberg's Five Piano Pieces, Op. 23, Beethoven's Sonata No. 31 in A-Flat Major, and Contrapuncti I-XI from Bach's "Art of Fugue".
Having gone back to fundamentals to consider the "root cause" of prisoner reoffending, they drew on the expertise of three major charities with expertise in combating drug addiction, homelessness and social exclusion – and produced a successful combined bid.
"The fact Sarkozy has taken her campaign themes destabilised her, and it's at that point that her team decided to go back to fundamentals," the sociologist and far-right specialist Sylvain Crépon told Reuters.
(212-247-7800. Mat 1 at 8). "ITZHAK PERLMAN PLAYS CHAMBER MUSIC" The previous concerts in the famed violinist's series at the Metropolitan Museum have not been without adventure, but his final outing of the season, in which he plays with several of his talented protégés, goes back to fundamentals: Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 and Schumann's Piano Quintet.
