Sentence examples for more fundamental doubts from inspiring English sources

And there are more fundamental doubts.

There is no more fundamental question".

But there is a still more fundamental point, which raises doubts about the democratic validity of Britain's elections – and that is the question of whether a real choice is being presented to the voters.

But Fed officials no doubt have other, more fundamental inflation worries on their minds.

Mr Darkazanli is wanted for helping al-Qaeda's attacks on September 11th 2001.Yet the court also left no doubt that it wants to opine on more fundamental questions.

One may doubt that this new theory really avoids reliance on counterfactuals, but an even more fundamental difficulty is that it still does not adequately deal with the problem of causal or explanatory relevance described above.

Despite these encouraging findings, there can be little doubt that nurse-training alone, no matter how well designed, cannot overcome the more fundamental problems facing publicly funded health systems in the Free State and many other African contexts.

Stafford Smith has fundamental doubts about the proceedings.

Other applications are more fundamental.

Players also offered Ryan more fundamental gratitude.

A far more fundamental objection was stylistic.