Sentence examples for the less fundamental from inspiring English sources

The less fundamental answer is, what makes you think that Cyprus can avoid default even if it stays on the euro?

But once again, the notion of referring with respect to (or in) \(c\) is the less fundamental notion, and is defined in terms of the more fundamental relation of referring with respect to a context \(c\) and a world \(w\).

The goal is not to explain the less fundamental in terms of the more fundamental in a step-wise relating of monolithic theories at one level to monolithic theories at another.

It seems plausible that at least in some cases where one entity is more fundamental than another one, it is because the less fundamental is ontologically dependent on the more fundamental.

But nuclear power is much less fundamental to the workings of the world than petrol or aeroplanes.

In one sense these issues are far less fundamental than the many huge hurdles the peace process has already successfully surmounted.

"No less fundamental is the need to remain close to your priests; they must never lack the understanding and encouragement of their bishop, nor, if necessary, his paternal admonition in response to improper attitudes," he added.

But appealing to the distinction between more and less fundamental entities doesn't look like it will enhance his ability to carry out these projects.

The signals sent by the appointment of Emanuel to the Chief of Staff position were not only that change might be a little less fundamental than promised during the campaign, but that the Obama administration was not going to break too much from the previous Democratic administration, that of President Bill Clinton.

Here, and in the more widely read treatment(1928), metrical properties of spacetime are deemed less fundamental than topological ones, while the latter are derived from the concept of time order.

The current challenge to the death penalty is on a much less fundamental level.