Sentence examples for was fundamental because from inspiring English sources

This reciprocity was fundamental because deities and humanity together sustained the cosmos.

This relationship with the players was fundamental because you can't start putting footballing philosophies and tactics into place without that bedrock, that relationship with the players.

The participants considered that putting forward arguments in support of a viewpoint was fundamental because: "It is the starting point for engaging in discussion with patients about their expectations for positive outcomes and their views on treatment options" (D1).

That's fundamental because it can't do what it should be doing," he said.

She told me: Argo is fundamental because this all comes back to the heat problem.

The problem is fundamental because the speculative cycle afflicts much of the world.

Relating to others is fundamental because nothing is a greater source of joy, nor of anguish, than human relationships.

The black-tights issue is fundamental because it separates fashion as actually lived by actual human beings from fashion as seen on models.

"In terms of the millennium development goals, reducing risk from climate disaster is fundamental, because it can wipe out everything else we do," he says.

"The euro summit of next week will be fundamental because further progress has to achieved on the governance of the euro zone".

Justice Scalia, who is 76, said a right to government information could not be fundamental because laws like the one in Virginia were fairly new, starting in the 1960s.