Sentence examples similar to though not fundamentally from inspiring English sources
The patterns revealed through these interactions though do not fundamentally change the conclusion drawn above, with perhaps the following exception.
Though he did not fundamentally change the American position on Kashmir, the length and warmth of his visit to India and the brevity and coolness of his time in Pakistan left the impression in both that the United States has tilted toward India.
Firstly, the reliance on technologies is believed to be part of aid agencies' increasing risk aversion (Collinson and Duffield 2013; Duffield 2010), even though technologies do not fundamentally reduce risks.
HENDRIK HERTZBERG: Not fundamentally, though the legislation mandates some promising experiments in that direction.
If ritual, music and traditions are shared, though the doctrines of faith are not fundamentally believed, is that a religious awakening?
Though registration requirements for orphan drugs are not fundamentally different from other medicinal products, obvious obstacles are given by the limited number of patients with a specific rare disease, and flexibility and efficiency are needed in the development process.
But though the internet has speeded things up, it has not fundamentally changed how researchers are connected.
It's not fundamentally expensive".
More successful, maybe, but not fundamentally different.
"He has not fundamentally changed," Keli said.
