Sentence examples for some fundamental issues from inspiring English sources

As Tough suggests, the evidence is mounting that conservatives are right about some fundamental issues relating to poverty.

"We have to clear up some fundamental issues in Europe irrespective of whether Brexit or remain will win," he said.

According to Bwalya, over the past 10 years, the continent has begun to tackle some fundamental issues.

This profile identifies some fundamental issues and processes that underscore Hangzhou's recent urban development and presents future prospect for a coastal metropolis with regional significance.

"What I'm assuming is that there are some fundamental issues that are going to keep us from doing things much more spectacularly than we are now".

"In this age of public surveillance and increasing intrusions into privacy, I think some fundamental issues are going to be raised by this show," Mr. Jenkins said.

"People seem to be grasping, looking for some fundamental issue to hang their hat on".

"These things catch on because there is some fundamental issue that people are able to attach to," said Kathleen Hall Jamieson, an expert in political communication who directs the Annenberg Public Policy Center at the University of Pennsylvania.

Sir Malcolm Rifkind, Conservative party MP, told the Today programme's John Humphrys that "You don't split that coalition unless there is some fundamental issue of the national interest at stake and the only issue we're involved in this week is no issue of principle at all.

We think the key is to address some basic fundamental issues that the president's already working on.

I think we deserve to have this period as a period of comparative tranquillity and peace of mind to reconstruct and address some really fundamental issues of society.