Sentence examples for most fundamental problem from inspiring English sources

"The most fundamental problem we have to resolve is structural.

Lack of participation is the most fundamental problem.

But perhaps the most fundamental problem with the NSA's constitutional theory is that it has no limit.

The root of the dismal arithmetic, and the chancellor's most fundamental problem, is the suddenly feebler economy.

But perhaps the most fundamental problem was despair with life, due to an inability to cope with civvy street, where they often felt abandoned and misunderstood.

But the most fundamental problem, he said, is that minor frauds like the one asserted here by the California couple will not be remedied.

But he said it was a missed chance that failed to address some of the system's most fundamental problems.

Staunton says: "One of the most fundamental problems for inventors, once there is the basic proof that the idea works, is bringing in outsiders.

Voters know that the most fundamental problems they face are deep, started before the crisis and will take time to turn around.

It's an interesting solution to one of the game's most fundamental problems, and the network structure holds interesting applications for N.B.A. decision-makers.

Ms Neate described domestic violence as "one of the most fundamental problems that is facing our society", but said it is "hidden" and "not spoken about".