Sentences with phrase «more fundamental»

And understanding galaxy evolution is necessary for addressing the even more fundamental questions about the expansion of space and the ultimate fate of the universe.

But there's an even more fundamental problem with corporate bond ETFs, which stems from the way their indexes are constructed.

There's a much more fundamental issue: All we've seen are school - level proficiency rates.

There are even more fundamental reasons for the strength of the housing sector.

If he believes that district hiring officials are unwilling or unable to gauge ability, then we have identified a need for much more fundamental change in educational administration.

There seems to be something more fundamental in play when it comes, for example, to the use of summary determination of cases or issues.

If true, the authors argue, then there is no need to consider more fundamental changes in the education system's structure or incentives.

You may find that your specific problem disappears on its own as you discover and work on more fundamental issues.

There is, however, a much more fundamental reason for thinking carefully about your essay introduction and thesis statement.

Researchers must be aware that committing fraud can not only end a career, but it may also change one's life in an even more fundamental way.

For some producing countries, today's oil prices might serve as a catalyst for more fundamental reform.

I am not against having better learning standards, but I also believe that we can not be distracted from more fundamental reform of our schools.

But how we eat can affect our minds at more fundamental levels, too.

I am generally aligned with the thinking of those who see ecological issues as more fundamental.

Any shifts in variance that is outside the original raises more fundamental concerns about how error and bias are estimated.

While I am not against having better learning standards, I believe that we can not be distracted from more fundamental reform of our schools.

The lack of awareness raises more fundamental questions about where schools can go to get the necessary updates and support.

An even more fundamental shift that I expect to see is that increasingly less work will come from publishers and the burden of hiring an editor will fall on the author.

But against still more fundamental attacks it was weak.

This is an area that needs more fundamental research on how to change the way we build and deploy things, not simply on how to patch what's there.

The bottom line is that there is nothing more fundamental than being able to turn on your faucet and trust that the government provided water supply is safe for drinking.

This debate is giving us all a good opportunity to ask more fundamental questions about human sexuality and to stay the course, or change trajectory.

V: We've been pushing for more fundamental research to see if biology can play a role in producing clean energy.

Perhaps more fundamental in this difficult and troublesome phenomenon — social change and a rapidly shifting scene — is not the social change itself but social change for what?

Because person's views on specific things is usually a result of their views on more fundamental concepts.

Using carbon dioxide concentration as an experimental variable has proven valuable in answering more fundamental questions about plant physiology and the adaptation of plants to the environment.

Rather, erosion is merely a «tool» that works in combination with more fundamental factors embedded in the rock.

These efforts necessarily contemplate revision of the rules of court, but there are more fundamental rules that must also be considered.

Environmental groups want farmers to make more fundamental changes.

Worse than worthless, even — for it can be destructive, the time and budget spent on the technology eating into more fundamental, more meaningful points of badly needed reform.

Analysts said after a temporary boost markets will focus on more fundamental matters again, in particular the progress of the global economic recovery and how central banks respond to higher inflation.

This distinction is more fundamental because it is directly related to the primary principle of relativity in opposition to substance metaphysics.

I can't think of anything more fundamental than deciding about whether or not to continue with a problem pregnancy.

There are two immediate problems and one more fundamental one.

All matter is just a compilation of either one or more fundamental form of pure energy.

No, I believe that there is something more fundamental going on here.

There are more fundamental political and environmental arguments as well.

But coming a full two months into the launch of the long campaign, its indicative of broader and more fundamental strategic issues.

It is that deeper meaning — that great theme — that readers can attach, on a deeper, more fundamental human level, to their own experience.

This means that they do not arise from any supposedly more fundamental good and there is no common standard by which one could value them for purposes of exchange.

It is this false claim made by so many, particularly in more fundamental religious communities, that is being challenged by this simple illustration of the logical fallacy of such a view.

Now he can give a «more fundamental account» of the source of the initial aim of an actual entity.

On the contrary, we can show that sense data arise out of more fundamental relations.

And as pointed out above, any one order is no more fundamental than any other.

Instead, he adds, it would require a model in which nature contains many more fundamental particles than have been seen to date.

The artist, the author, may be one step more fundamental in this ecosystem than the store.