Sentence examples for were a fundamental problem from inspiring English sources

Sam Gardiner, a military analyst who taught at the National War College before retiring from the Air Force as a colonel, said that Rumsfeld's second-guessing and micromanagement were a fundamental problem.

The panel discussion brought up the notion that while inadequate funds for health were a fundamental problem in the African region, inefficient use of resources was also a great source of worry.

That's a fundamental problem".

There is a fundamental problem with the idea, however.

But there is a fundamental problem here: it isn't true.

"There is little recognition among Government practitioners that there is a fundamental problem," the report says.

Bernard Jenkin, the committee chairman, said he thought there was "a fundamental problem" with Heywood's investigation.

There seems to be a fundamental problem with the design of the project here.

Mujica went on, "There's a fundamental problem there — you can't make socialism by decree.

"I think there's a fundamental problem with philanthropy," Hayman says.

Running to stand still, as I say.So perhaps there is a fundamental problem.