Sentence examples for very basic issue from inspiring English sources

"The freedom to practice sports and to exercise is such a very basic issue," Mr. Ahmed said.

But doing so can lead to some bad analysis — sorry, there's no polite way to put it — if you aren't alert to this very basic issue of sample size.

But ensuring our future requires that we tackle a very basic issue: the cavernous educational disparity that contributes to make large segments of Americans invisible in the life of our country.

He said: "I think these old tales connect with very basic issues.

"There are other forums where these very basic issues can be debated.

So we've got to work on a lot of very basic issues.

"The very basic issues around effective policing were put on the back burner over the past five years," said Eric Pelser, who worked as a civilian adviser to the previous Minister of Safety and Security, Sydney Mufamadi, between 1996 and 1999.

There was a political rationale too: "That's what brought us right back home: we were forced to deal with very basic issues, like being in exile; children dying of hunger.

Our aim here is simply to touch on a few of the very basic issues that are central to logical consequence.

Containing cost in the state, says Rodgers, will also require addressing very basic issues like how to provide insurance to the 25% of residents who are uninsured and how to treat the high number of Texans who are obese and have chronic diseases like diabetes and heart disease.

More specifically, how communication works among team members who come from different cultural backgrounds in a context lacking social cues; how potential conflicts due to different cultural understandings on very basic issues are resolved; or how certain notions such as trust is formed, maintained, etc.