fundamentally造句

They are fundamentally incapable of performing normal operating system tasks.

Yes, the actual product is unavoidably, fundamentally grotesque if you look beneath its tasteful surface.

There are fundamentally two types of storyboard: requirements discovery storyboards or requirements clarification storyboards.

And yet, fundamentally for me anyway, design needs to be optimistic, it's what design's all about.

One view is that this crisis is a product of a fundamentally defective financial system.

Framing global health funding as "aid" is fundamentally flawed because it presupposes an inherently unequal benefactor-dependent relationship.

After observing a senior pathologist talk animatedly to himself while eviscerating a body, Williams notes that pathologists "are fundamentally mad."

Now this is fundamentally important, and as you know that means that it warrants the exalted distinction of being put up in colored chalk.

Even if our generation cannot fundamentally solve the problems, we should have faith in the wisdom and capability of future generations. They will find satisfactory solutions.

Nevertheless, he rejects the Platonic view, arguing instead that mathematics is a product of human culture, not fundamentally different from other human creations like music or law or money.

We need to abandon the water stress index as a way of defining water scarcity and insecurity in Sub-Saharan Africa, as it fundamentally misrepresents current and future water crises in the region.

Yet these costs should not be so prohibitive as to alter the business fundamentally, and will probably be lower than some of the populist regulations now being put in place.

And, despite occasional attempts to devolve power in line with Mr Cameron's "Big Society", the state will still fundamentally be the same shape, trying to do virtually all the same things.