Sentence examples for more basic subjects from inspiring English sources

Others wonder how many different strands of ethnic histories schools should be required to teach, and whether the increasing pressure to teach diversity will squeeze out the more basic subjects.

Still, matter underlies the compound and in this way seems a more basic subject than the compound, at least in the sense that it can exist before and after it does.

There is an even more basic issue.

Introducing intellectual property results in more basic innovations, with subjects failing to exploit the most valuable sequential innovation paths.

"Can you suggest how we might make sure that those who decide whether to approve these grants might be persuaded to focus on more helpful subjects, more scientific subjects, and more basic research?" Smith asked in the gentlest of several versions of the same question put to Holdren during the 2-hour hearing.

Dasein's practical involvements and commitments, therefore, are ontologically more basic than the thinking subject and all other Cartesian abstractions.

So starting in August the Vatican is making two priests available to museum visitors, whether they are looking for spiritual advice or more basic iconographic information about the subject matter of a work of art.

The party wants more individual adaptation, to implement grades in basic subjects from fifth grade, open more private schools and decrease the amount of theory in vocational educations.

In Zulip's case, its take on messaging was one which sees it focused on conversations over more basic "chats," where topical streams include subject lines and threaded replies.

The studio is also something more basic to a painter: it's the closest subject at hand.

The more basic concern should be whether the teacher knows her subject and is effective in ensuring that our children learn and achieve.