Sentence examples for the more fundamental problem from inspiring English sources

The more fundamental problem is talent.

The more fundamental problem is political.

The more fundamental problem was Worldwide, the BBC's commercial arm.

And that suggests the more fundamental problem: that we're not in control of our government".

But the more fundamental problem with this theory is its lack of grounding.

The more fundamental problem, he said, was that they could not grasp the concept of a point of view.

"Nobody should be deluded that this addresses the more fundamental problems with the system.

While Mr. Kintner works on the city's image, Mayor Eddie A. Perez faces the more fundamental problems.

On his Web site, Distler was less collegial; the more he looked, the more fundamental problems he saw.

It has, she says, succeeded in building many "flashy" new schools, but failed to fix the more fundamental problems faced by many of the pupils inside them.

The Negative Cost Cycle Detection (NCCD) problem is one of the more fundamental problems in network design and finds applications in a number of domains ranging from Network Optimization and Operations Research to Constraint Programming and System Verification.