But this does not guarantee that future drops will have a similar outcome. On the contrary, the future real value of our homes is fundamentally uncertain.

A treaty body review of compliance with human rights obligations was fundamentally different in concept from any similar initiatives that could be undertaken by a newly formed Human Rights Council.

But that has changed fundamentally.

Its role is fundamentally normative.

But, otherwise, little has fundamentally changed.

Humans have fundamentally altered Earth s ecosystems.

If you look at classrooms right adjacent to one another, they have very similar ecosystems, but if you go to an office that is a farther walking distance away, the ecosystem is fundamentally different.

America s effort to expand access to student loans a fundamentally good initiative, aimed at enabling more people to pursue higher education carries similar risks. Fortunately, there is still time to do something about it.

Similarly, eliminating Glass Steagall was fundamentally sensible.

But this received wisdom is fundamentally wrong.

Rather, they are fundamentally economic and legal.

They are fighting for a fundamentally different future.

Many traditional Native American religions are fundamentally animistic.

And fundamentally that's what I do in my lab.

And I'm still fundamentally using the same principles today.

The empowerment of ordinary Egyptians has fundamentally changed things.

The underlying dynamics have not changed fundamentally since then.

No amount of UN reform could make things fundamentally different.

HRsL is fundamentally civil, as opposed to criminal, in character.

The reason is that the interface fundamentally determines the behavior. Okay?

Quite clearly, the established framework of retailing is being fundamentally overhauled.

This would fundamentally redefine and, one hopes, rebalance US China relations.

That has been due fundamentally to conflicts among its permanent members.

Similar. Similar ... but slightly uglier.

Most fundamentally, what does China represent in terms of values and ideas?

In addition, international financial markets perceive Colombia s economy as being fundamentally sound.

Opposition leaders and democracy watchdogs say Moldova s election process was fundamentally flawed.

These multiple tasks make economic reconstruction fundamentally different from development as usual.

Asia s water map fundamentally changed after the 1949 Communist victory in China.

Since the establishment of the United Nations, our world has fundamentally changed.

In theory, there are three competing, fundamentally different visions of the EU s future.

But it would not differ fundamentally in structure or approach from today s economics.

Europeans can learn from the United States and implement a fundamentally sound plan.

If Syria changed sides, the situation in the region would be fundamentally transformed.

Even more fundamentally, racial considerations also influence the nature of America's political institutions.

More fundamentally, there is something unseemly about electing presidents without a popular majority.

We fundamentally depend on natural systems and resources for our existence and development.

We fundamentally depend on natural systems and resources for our existence and development.

It worked, but in a way fundamentally different from how monetary policy normally works.

In this respect, Turkey is fundamentally different from North African and Middle Eastern countries.

More fundamentally, there is a grave doubt as to the persistence of their objection.

More fundamentally, Chávez represents ideas that have long stifled Latin America s political and economic growth.

Whatever the final outcome, the current crisis will fundamentally shape the future of European integration.

More fundamentally, the image of a homogenizing America reflects a mistakenly static view of culture.

There can be little doubt that the current war in Iraq is fundamentally about oil.