Sentence examples for much less fundamental from inspiring English sources

The current challenge to the death penalty is on a much less fundamental level.

But nuclear power is much less fundamental to the workings of the world than petrol or aeroplanes.

Much less fundamental study has been done regarding the structural response to ground shock excitations with principal frequencies many times of the fundamental frequency of the structural system.

Thus a climate matching model that showed low suitability of any major portion of the occupied native range (see Rodda et al. Fig. 1 or Pyron et al. Fig. 1 for native range delineation) would have failed to capture the full realized climate space, much less the fundamental climate space [19].

Yet if you look at how it's doing now compared with economies generally considered in the same class, you see this: You can play with different numbers and try to make Iceland look worse in comparison, but the bottom line here is that Iceland — while it has suffered terribly — really does not seem to have done as badly as other countries that seemed to have much less awful fundamentals.

It is much less about a fundamental re-negotiation of Britain's relationship with the EU.

But these patterns do not supplement, much less supersede, the fundamental interactions.

A much less emphasised but fundamental subject in the extant literature is the question of the relevance of the tasks involved in traditional neurocognitive testing.

Scientists have spent a lot of effort exploring the emotional, cognitive and neurological underpinnings of human empathy, but much less time studying how our fundamental world views might affect our ability to feel others' pain.

Interestingly, in a suboscine species, the kiskadee (Pitangus sulfuratus), bilateral denervation of the syrinx has a much less dramatic effect on the fundamental frequency of its song.

"Funding agencies these days are much less interested in the pursuit of fundamental chemistry than in practical applications.