Sentence examples for most fundamental one from inspiring English sources
The most fundamental one is that the UK's light regulatory touch makes it easier for them to do so.
The most fundamental one is which sort of software meaning essentially the computing intelligence should reside in a user's computer and which on a server.
The most fundamental one is that she is basically exiled in guyville, a female visitor to the boys' club (which as we know can be fun as a tourist, but hard as an ex-patriot).
There are numerous problems with this approach but the most fundamental one is that even with all the nationalists and parties that would support AV and a referendum would get us to about 330 votes with about 315 ranged against it from the Conservatives and their Northern Ireland partners.
It was amazing, but it also felt dangerous, because the division between night and day is a border, perhaps the most fundamental one we have, and up there it was abolished, first in an eternal night, then in an eternal day.
The most fundamental one remains the Baumol effect: labour-intensive services, such as nursing and teaching, have thus far proved as immune to productivity-enhancing technology as string quartets.Another cause for pessimism is that government does not respond to normal pressures.
This shift is most likely the effect of the hectic search for agreement on the most contentious issues, and at the same time – at least in the scope laid out in The Convention on Human Rights and Biomedicine – the most fundamental ones.
"We call for sanctions against a regime that is violating human rights, including the most fundamental ones: the right to life and the right to freedom".
Speaking to the Guardian after the Ukrainian branch of the writers' organisation International PEN called for sanctions "against a regime that is violating human rights, including the most fundamental ones: the right to life and the right to freedom", Kurkov said that the situation was "moving in a very dangerous direction".
The most fundamental ones concern the implicit anthropology of the rational agent.
If so, which concepts of necessity are the most fundamental ones?
