Sentences with phrase «today than the fundamental»

Christians have to corrupt the clear meanings in the bible because they are more moral today than the fundamental basis of the religion.

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In today's environment, this can be done by maintaining higher - than - average long exposure — and tilting into the weakness that's slammed the markets to buy specific stocks with strong long - term fundamentals.

The UN Human Rights Committee, which regularly reviews whether states are living up to their obligations under the binding International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, today made more than a dozen recommendations for fundamental changes in Canadian law and policy in respect to the treatment of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples.

According to Hunt, long - term investors like PGIM see the longer - run market fundamentals and sentiment as «much more important than whether we get a bounce of a couple of dollars on Brent today or not.

Because these fundamentals are just now being built, Bitcoin might be cheaper today than it was a month ago, becoming a better deal, because of these network effects.

The fundamental question that Bonhoeffer poses before us is «If religion is no more than a «garment of Christianity» which must now be cast aside because it has lost its meaning in a «world come of age», if the real problem facing Christianity today is not so much that of religionlessness, but precisely that of religion, then what does all this mean for the church?»

Its worship may be more varied today than it was in earlier decades, and its leadership may now be more representative of its members as a whole, but the fundamental patterns of congregational culture that most of us encountered as children will probably cloak our aging and burial.

I second that, I believe the what people call «fundamental» today is anything but, fundamentalism wasn't a bad thing (just a few simple beliefs) but now it's become way too complex to be fundamental, I mean some of the most complex stuff on earth (DNA) is simpler than today's «fundamentalists»

The analogy isn't watertight — Britain's role as balancer was based in its fundamental strength, whereas for France today it's more about being considerably weaker than Germany but aspiring to be viewed as its neighbour's equal.

Of course, it's all playing out more publicly / more quickly in Greece today than in sub-Saharan Africa 20 years ago — maybe because the power imbalance isn't quite as large, so Greece has more room to manoeuvre — but the fundamentals are remarkably similar.

It would also imply a fundamental asymmetry between matter and antimatter that would go some way toward explaining why the universe today contains far more matter than antimatter, even though equal amounts of each should have been made in the big bang.

The finding, reported here today at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, publisher of ScienceNOW, suggests to the researcher that modern behaviors such as dolling up with jewelry may have originated from a need to communicate rather than a fundamental change in the human brain.

I'm much more hopeful today than I was 20 years ago that we will see some fundamental changes in education.

The fundamental purpose of higher education is more than teaching the today's facts.

The assumption is the saver will need that money more in 30 years than today, when housing prices seem stretched beyond economic fundamentals.

Today, there may not be the backdrop of economic crisis that we had six years ago, but the fundamentals (in the short term) for oil have been impaired much more than was the case in 2008 - 2009.

Today, having mastered the fundamentals of science, we know more about nutrition than ever before — and we are obsessed.

Today, curators prefer to refer to it as digital art or new media art because this implies it is more serious or fundamental than simply the adoption of a new tool.

It not only acknowleges the changing nature of labour relationships in today's economy, but it is also an approach that is line with one of the fundamental purposes of the EU treaties: to create a social market economy which is sufficiently reflective of other societal interests than just protecting effective competition.

Update: Collins returned to the theme of the Facebook founder's reluctance to put in a personal appearance to answer questions about the issue more than once during the four hour oral hearing, remarking later: «I must say that given the extraordinary evidence we've heard so far today, and the things we've heard in the other enquiry, I think it's absolutely astonishing that Mark Zuckerberg is not prepared to submit himself to questioning in front of a parliamentary or congressional hearing given that these are questions of a fundamental importance and concern to Facebook users and to our enquiry as well.»