Sentence examples for rather fundamentally from inspiring English sources

Rather, fundamentally, Savitri is unfulfilled by her place in the world.

It emerged last week that Northern and Southern European countries now disagree rather fundamentally over the deal hammered out at the Summit at the end of June.

However, mice and humans differ rather fundamentally in the nature of their innate effector pathways.

Some thought the space should have been given over to coverage of something rather less fundamentally optimistic - the recession.

We work for the Queen.'" If Corbyn makes it into office, his republicanism may challenge this mindset rather more fundamentally.

Tony Rapson, head of general aviation at the CAA, said the rules were about improving the current system rather than fundamentally changing it.

The draft bill goes some way towards this, but falters in its understanding of human trafficking, viewed as a crime of movement rather than fundamentally about the exploitation of human beings for their labour.

As the debate in Congress increasingly focuses on shoring up Social Security's long-term finances -- rather than fundamentally changing it -- the survey found the public had strong opinions about the tax increases and benefit cuts under consideration.

James Beck, head of Artwatch International, a New York-based pressure group, is one of those who argue that new technologies pose a danger if they encourage conservation for the sake of making something look good rather than fundamentally improving its failing health the artistic equivalent of cosmetic, rather than therapeutic, surgery.

As canons for trustworthiness developed explicitly in the discourse of qualitative inquiry, the emphasis was on procedural matters rather than fundamentally relational ones.

The policies announced today are mainly, fairly modest - in short they might tweak the British economy rather than fundamentally change it.