Sentence examples for more fundamental differences from inspiring English sources

However, she said, the issue of financial assistance to the poor was still showing "more fundamental differences".

But really it has had the effect of a magnifying glass, bringing older and more fundamental differences between Europe and the United States into focus.

What needs to be overcome here is not only the legacy of 50 years of separate development but also far older and more fundamental differences rooted in European history.

Our study shows evidence of more fundamental differences in infrastructural support for mobility, such as tribal, cultural, and lingual differences.

While this significant difference in community and official boundary alignments may be attributable to the layout of infrastructure along official boundaries, we began to question whether there might be more fundamental differences.

But Kupferstein said that while she still hasn't figured out the difference between Star Wars and Star Trek, she feels there are more fundamental differences.

The use of different animal prion disease isolates (and possibly differing species and strains of CWD) might explain this discrepancy; however, a more fundamental difference might be that the in vivo and in vitro model systems assess different aspects of the agent and its replication.

The more fundamental difference between jobs in Canada and the United States stems from productivity.

Frank then pointed to a more fundamental difference that benefitted Reagan's anti-government conservatism.

But others see a more fundamental difference between this administration and its predecessors.

An even more fundamental difference, however, has to do with the economic differences between farmed and sea-caught shrimp.