Sentence examples for it makes fundamental from inspiring English sources

It makes fundamental economic sense.

I wanted more information on this, but it makes fundamental sense given the product and solution.

"We will not lift sanctions on the Cuban government until it makes fundamental reforms," he said.

It's fine, it makes fundamental cultural sense (think it through; your Google words are "disenfranchisement" and "alienation from dominant culture") but, much of what characterizes the dynamic between two city-rich bishes is black culture, and that Girls has shimmied past it, all things considered, is kind of… unreal.

It has made fundamental changes to how it operates and its culture, he said under intense questioning.

The company said the costs of the settlement were covered by existing provisions, and added that it had made fundamental changes to its procedures in the US over the last few years.

Marsh said today that it would make fundamental changes to brokerage business so that it would receive compensation only from customers who buy insurance, and not fees from the insurance companies.

US and UK regulators penalised JP Morgan for failures from portfolio level up to senior management, deciding it had made fundamental errors in both its risk management and financial reporting systems.

Marsh said in a statement yesterday that it would make fundamental changes to the brokerage business so that it would receive compensation only from customers who buy insurance, and not take fees from insurance companies related to sales of coverage.

It means making fundamental changes to the operating business model.

Sir Peter said it had made fundamental costing mistakes and another panel would be appointed.