Exemplos de uso de More fundamental problem em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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There's a more fundamental problem.
But I am not asking for any more answers on Schengen:there are more fundamental problems.
I think there's a more fundamental problem than marginal cost.
Are internet daters simply floundering in a new medium with unclear rules or is there a more fundamental problem?
But this just echoes a more fundamental problem: America's largely private health-care system is failing.
Mastering precipitous terrain is always challenging,but there are more fundamental problems for life in the mountains.
A second and even more fundamental problem of the said development is that the relation between what counts as‘academic knowledge' and‘usable knowledge' becomes undefined.
Amendment No 29 addresses more fundamental problems.
The more fundamental problem is that Japan seems unable, as a nation, to manage the kind of collective psychological shift that has transformed Germany, with which it is inevitably compared.
How ever the investigation also revealed a much more fundamental problem- that of differing definitions of occupational accidents.
The concentration on efforts to reduce the so called“Brazil cost” could be disguising more fundamental problems connected with our efforts to get resources from exports.
Moreover, it became clear that there were more fundamental problems facing the local labour market which would not be solved by these actions alone.
OfficeRecovery 2010 Ultimate solutions range from local end-user desktop application failures to a more fundamental problems such as corruption of entire disks and file systems.
We know, of course, that it will take more than an Ombudsman to resolve a far more fundamental problem, the problem of democracy in the European Union, a democracy so little respected that if the European Union were to seek accession on the basis of the same criteria as countries applying to join the European Union, it would certainly be turned down.
With a view to 1992,the telecommunications administrations will also have to act together to address another more fundamental problem of European telecommunications: the cost of crossing frontiers.
The question of archiving the web also raises a more fundamental problem, that of the definition of a document in its conversion to digital 11.
But the current firestorm, like other recent diplomatic crisesfor the United States, reflects a more fundamental problem: the lack of strategic vision in American foreign policy.
But these preoccupations, although are important;they are secondary with respect a greater and more fundamental problem: the clandestine projects, privatized to a great part by contractors who are pals of these dark operations, at level of corporations and government; they hide to the public the definitive cure for the worse of all the diseases: Petroleum.
The wanderings of Odysseus as told to the Phaeacians, and the location of the Phaeacians' own island of Scheria,pose more fundamental problems, if geography is to be applied: scholars, both ancient and modern, are divided as to whether or not any of the places visited by Odysseus(after Ismaros and before his return to Ithaca) are real.
Others argue that the problem is more fundamental.
But the fundamental problem is more connected with the annual report of the European Central Bank.
I fear that the problem is more fundamental and it lies in the self-censoring reluctance to tackle big issues from a European perspective.
No scientific problem is more fundamental or more daunting than the puzzle of how the universe came into being.