Sentence examples for this fundamental point from inspiring English sources

Of course, saying this does not help those thousands of casualties – they are still just as dead – but a general recognition of this fundamental point is essential to the quest for a long-term solution to the conflict in Afghanistan.

This fundamental point exposes the fallacy behind the common analogy, drawn by defenders of Israel's right to exist as a Jewish state, between Israel's right to be Jewish and France's right to be French.

I think the specialists can often lose this fundamental point because it is now clear that gene flow is commonplace among species, and we are discovering more vectors for it all the time (viruses being the first window into the phenomenon).

Both can agree on this fundamental point: The risks and challenges of computing across multiple environments must be eliminated.

The Pew study does nothing to dissuade us from this fundamental point.

Even putting this fundamental point aside, the notion that religious medical facilities could legally allow women to die from treatable conditions inside their doors cannot be permitted in a religiously pluralistic society.

This made the fundamental point that it is inadvisable to surrender numerical parity in the southern hemisphere, if only because of a theory that seems to be doing the statistical rounds: that players in the south cover more metres per minute – and for all 80 of them – than in the north.

This is the fundamental point of disagreement with libertarianism (as a political philosophy) and neoliberalism (as a political agenda).

This perspective misses the fundamental point: the winner of the debates was the American voter.

However, he misses the fundamental point that this debate is not really about pay at all.

There appears to be little doubt Neil's hit violated the fundamental point of this rule: "A hit resulting in contact with an opponent's head where the head is targeted and the principal point of contact is not permitted".