英語 での More fundamentally の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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More fundamentally, differences in legislator behavior at the sub-national and national level may be explained by state competition for low-cost credit and differences in the mobility of taxpayers in the two kinds of jurisdictions.
I will give an explanation as to why it works which can further be explained more fundamentally based on the most fundamental framework of nature that we know today, the Standard Model and General Relativity.
But, more fundamentally, Disney had no choice but to make a massive move to prioritize digital OTT platforms by either buying or competing with Netflix, given the cut-the-cord bleeding of traditional cable and satellite television packages that historically have been Disney's cash cow.
In addition, the fact that economic growth in many countries has been extremely sluggish even 5 years after the crisis suggests that existing macroeconomic policies might not necessarily have been effective. More fundamentally, it suggests that our understanding of business cycles in economics has not been enough.
The trade war between the US and China appears to be morphing into deeper and more protracted conflict as reflected in a recent speech by US Vice President Mike Pence, who criticised China not just for trade practices but more fundamentally for its broad political and economic model.
More fundamentally, the preparations for war against Iran are no more being driven by concerns over its nuclear program than the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq were motivated by“terrorism” or“weapons of mass destruction”, or the NATO bombing of Libya was to protect the Libyan people.
In the course of the meeting, the permanent representative of the Republic of Uganda to the UN, in his capacity as member of the AU committee, voiced concerns that unambiguously reflected the AU's discontent with the lack of communication between the UN and the AU and, more fundamentally, the conflicting approaches of the two organisations.
Richard Stursberg, former assistant deputy minister of communication, who has held top posts at several television-related organizations, says in his article in the Toronto Star(Nov. 19),“The bigger issue is whether the new government wants to save the CBC. This is not a question of money. It is more fundamentally a question of what the CBC should be.”.
More fundamentally, they themselves can.
And if we want to catch more people, more fundamentally, people don't become perpetrators.
Our way of life is likely to be more fundamentally transformed in the next several decades than in the previous one thousand years.
More fundamentally, the philosophy of the ICC- that open markets are the key to sustainable development- was not to be challenged, and became the philosophy of the UN.
The commandment is thus not only concerned with the preservation of private property, but is more fundamentally concerned with the preservation of human liberty and freedom from such things as slavery and exile.
More fundamentally, I believe that it is desirable to change the wage-setting mechanism in the labor market and shift to a forward-looking expectations formation mechanism like the one observed in the United States and Europe.
And more fundamentally, why we work.
More fundamentally, what fixes those boundaries?
More fundamentally, policymakers need to reinvigorate productivity.
Not superficially but more fundamentally.
More fundamentally, the studies could not determine whether the mood problem was cause or effect.
Even more fundamentally, how do you know whether other people have minds?