Sentence examples for less fundamentally from inspiring English sources

It doesn't make the attempt any less fundamentally human, delicate, or crucial.

Some thought the space should have been given over to coverage of something rather less fundamentally optimistic - the recession.

By his reckoning, Deutsche Bank was less fundamentally profitable than its rivals, and relied more on leverage to boost earnings.

Of course, in the same way that Jevons could not see the ability for oil, gas, and nuclear power to render us less fundamentally reliant on coal, I am sure we are making equally egregious errors in our predictions of energy transitions (or at least some of us are).

Less fundamentally, in the comparison of the different algorithms from the igraph package I am still missing the percentage of Q' R that were below 0 for the walktrap and edge-betweenness method, in order to compare it to the 8% for the spinglass method (currently it only says "several").

Ryan's budget is intended to do nothing less than fundamentally transform the relationship between Americans and their government.

They say there is less to fundamentally weighted index funds than meets the eye — and that investors should be wary of swallowing Mr. Arnott's and Mr. Siegel's marketing pitch.

In a report accompanying the bill, the committee lauds the creation of NCATS, which it calls "nothing less than fundamentally changing the way NIH pursues the translation of basic science into treatments and cures".

But post-Ashley Madison, the Internet feels fundamentally less safe than it did before.

Yet they are also fundamentally less stable, and more prone to sudden and inexplicable breakdowns.

Santorum, Huntsman, Perry, Bachmann, even Paul — was any one of them fundamentally less likely than Cain?