Sentence examples for is a fundamental problem from inspiring English sources

There is a fundamental problem with the idea, however.

But there is a fundamental problem here: it isn't true.

"There is little recognition among Government practitioners that there is a fundamental problem," the report says.

Running to stand still, as I say.So perhaps there is a fundamental problem.

This is a fundamental problem of publicly traded private equity firms.

This is a fundamental problem for the prime minister, who needs to make him do his job.

Last year, Richard Ward, then chief executive of Lloyd's of London, said: "There is a fundamental problem with this building.

There is a fundamental problem with the way [the protesters] are behaving and it will not be accepted".

Because there is a fundamental problem with how jobs are designed and how modern businesses recruit and retain talent.

Even with all of that taken into account, there is a fundamental problem with estimating ancient cancer rates.

This is a fundamental problem.