Sentence examples for obvious fundamental from inspiring English sources

Naive platitudes to an economist or a politician perhaps, but obvious, fundamental observations of what has to happen if we are to address global warming.

Whether set in 1879 or 2014, Henrik Ibsen's classic work makes it obvious fundamental inequalities surrounding gender roles, power, independence and money remain ingrained in our society.

A necessary, even obvious fundamental you would think of building the world's largest democracy.

Despite the obvious fundamental character, these inquiries could ultimately result in interesting biomedical applications as designed genome interfering agents or diagnostics.

Yes, there are things that could have been done more adroitly, but anybody who says there were obvious fundamental alternatives is a posturer or a fool.

But the most important step is the most obvious and fundamental one: understanding the threat in a comprehensive, serious manner.

Perhaps reading is too obvious, too fundamental to be perceived as a rule – like advising chefs to eat if they want to learn how to cook.

When Euclid presented his axiomatic treatment of geometry, one of his assumptions, his fifth postulate, appeared to be less obvious or fundamental than the others.

This is a hard question to answer, because the truth is so obvious and fundamental that one doesn't notice it.

At that late hour, despite its obvious and fundamental flaws and without any sort of backup plan, our side seemed determined to try to make this constantly changing arrangement work.

The best example of this is Apple's ongoing lawsuit against competing smartphone manufacturer HTC based on its patents – including "unlocking a device by performing gestures on an unlock image" – something so obvious and fundamental that success in the suit would effectively give Apple a monopoly.