But there are some fundamental differences.
Some fundamental differences remain in the two approaches.
Dutton admitted the government had "some fundamental differences of opinion with the Human Rights Commissioner [Gillian Triggs].
They might hit all the notes, but there are some fundamental differences from the master that cannot be ignored.
But on deeper examination, the Deal Professor says, it has some fundamental differences.
Still, if the evolutionary pattern remains intact, there are some fundamental differences in today's media ecology, experts say.
There are some fundamental differences of opinion about what, exactly, Wall Street should do—and I think those are things that, in theory, we can talk about in public without having the debate get reduced to slogans.
There are some fundamental differences of opinion about what, exactly, Wall Street should do — and I think those are things that, in theory, we can talk about in public without having the debate get reduced to slogans.
In Berlin officials sometimes call him the "hermit of Downing Street" (if they find Mr Brown tricky, they should just wait for David Cameron to take over).Disengagement reflects some fundamental differences.
[C3.] Fundamental Differences Await Bernanke's Fed Term When Ben S. Bernanke becomes chairman of the Federal Reserve, he will face similar inflationary concerns that Alan Greenspan had in 1987 along with some fundamental differences, like the rise of global production, easier access to capital and labor's weaker power.
Herbert Muschamp's appreciation of Edward J. Logue ["From an Era When Equality Mattered," Feb. 20] fails to get at some fundamental differences between the way urban reinvestment policy was conducted in Mr. Logue's heyday and the approach that cities have to pursue now in order to "reconfigure themselves in the era of mass suburban exodus".
