Sentence examples for least fundamentally from inspiring English sources

Preferably, this should include the option of getting rid of (or at least, fundamentally reforming) the whole darn lot.

It is, at the very least, fundamentally flawed and inadequate.

Some of this seems, at least fundamentally, a reflection of ideology.

One way of responding to this continuing threat is to find an argument for saying that every agent has, at least fundamentally, the same motivations: hence moral reasons, being built upon these motivations, are indeed unconditionally and universally overriding, as the ethical rationalist hoped to show.

Verifying these agreements would face at least two fundamentally new challenges.

Uttering the word does not risk damaging confidence, at least not fundamentally.

Both Whitehurst and Mickos observed that the transition we're seeing now to the cloud is at least as fundamentally radical as the shift from mainframes to client/server.

The resolution of the puzzle raised by Fig. 1 lies in the observation that there are (at least) two fundamentally different ways of asking the question "Does synchrony maximize the effectiveness of ensembles of excitatory neurons?", and they lead to different answers.

Taken together, it appears that there are at least two fundamentally different ways of organizing a functional NPC barrier.

Hamid and collaborators define data as similar if they are from the " same underlying source" (e.g. all gene expression) and as heterogeneous if at least two fundamentally different data sources are involved (e.g. SNP and gene expression).

Ribosomal pathways through the activity of a set of processing enzymes have been shown for microviridins [ 17] microcyclamide [ 18] and patellamides [ 16], demonstrating that at least two fundamentally different biosynthetic pathways are used by cyanobacteria to produce oligopeptides.