Sentence examples for is really fundamental from inspiring English sources

"Making relatively small grants is really fundamental to the way we work, because over many, many years of experience, we have found that many ideas start small," said Suzanne Siskel, director of social justice philanthropy at Ford.

First of all, it's the largest index to the web, which is really fundamental because the reason why search engines developed into major portals is because people need to find stuff.

GP 1, group 1: Well, that is really fundamental to it all.

"It was really fundamental.

We're not a big company, not a big team, so I want to make sure we're allocating [our resources] on things that are really fundamental and important to what people are thinking about".

THE managers may have spent more time studying patients' charts than stock charts, but "we're really fundamental analysts," he said, in the sense that they evaluate the financial promise of new drugs.

"If the changes made to the biosphere by humans continue to accelerate and are sustainable, and if our interaction with the technosphere becomes a major component of Earth's future trajectory, then the changes can be argued to be really fundamental," Williams added.

"That's really fundamental for us".

That's really fundamental.

Human nature, human choice I think it's really fundamental human nature to want to pass down our family memories, our legacy.

Those are really fundamental issues in society, and they come together in super interesting ways in public space and in public toilets.