Sentence examples for quite fundamental from inspiring English sources

There is also a quite fundamental problem.

But it's hard not to think that we've thrown out something quite fundamental with the bathwater.

A. Friendship is a mysterious thing, but it does bridge over quite fundamental disagreements.

There are a number of quite fundamental tensions between quantum theory and the special theory of relativity.

"It's about reforming the bureaucracy and the institutions, and changing some quite fundamental behaviour in the civil services," he says.

Ms. Chick succeeds in clearing up yet a few more errors in the conventional interpretation of Keynes, some of them quite fundamental and basically simple.

Again, this is quite a fundamental effect, and human complexity can override it.

However, A Midsummer Night's Dream fulfils quite a fundamental part – the part that dreams and fantasises.

Obviously people living alone are not necessarily lonely, but it seems quite a fundamental shift in society.

The second is pluralist in the sense that it hopes to show how the same practical conclusion flows from a variety of quite different fundamental moral views.

Getting the material out cleanly and safely is quite simply fundamental to palaeontology – there's only so much we can do with underexposed or damaged fossils.