Sentence examples for nothing fundamentally wrong from inspiring English sources

There's nothing fundamentally wrong with banks.

There's nothing fundamentally wrong with the movie business.

He was a cautious reformer, believing that there was nothing fundamentally wrong with the socialist system.

"It is all about confidence because there is nothing fundamentally wrong with Morgan Stanley".

"People are probably a bit sad that Tidjane is moving on but there is nothing fundamentally wrong with Prudential's business," he said.

There's nothing fundamentally wrong with annuities but at current interest rates they have seemed pretty poor value so the flexibility for consumers to choose an alternative is welcome".

"Nothing is fundamentally wrong," Mr. Zuccaro said.

There is nothing so fundamentally wrong, so intractably disordered, that it cannot be corrected with the right intention and right effort.

Jamie Dimon, the bank's chief executive, has acknowledged the trades were "sloppy" and "stupid," but JPMorgan officials insist that nothing was fundamentally wrong with the risk-management structure or the ability of the chief risk officer to head off trades that endangered the bank.

Nothing is fundamentally wrong with the little girl who has no hair.

There is nothing wrong with firm beliefs and commitments, but it is fundamentally wrong to impose those views on others through fear and force.