Sentence examples for and inherent to from inspiring English sources

Her survey also assessed "social dominance orientation," a common psychological measure of a person's belief in hierarchy as necessary and inherent to a society.

These women are advocating for ideals of justice and equality that are neither American nor Middle Eastern in nature; they are universal human rights deserving of protection from governments and inherent to all women and men, regardless of the national boundaries in which they live.

It's been said before that relationships in business are everything, and inherent to relating with others is working together as a team.

The human body cannot be considered as an organic entity exclusively, because in doing so it leaves out the subjective production that implies, concerns and affects the body, which is equally constitutive of the subject and inherent to the body.

But it also indicates there's something more hard-wired and inherent to our political beliefs than you might expect.

Fuzzy boundaries among near neighbors are ubiquitous and inherent to the entire diagnostic system in psychiatry and are not sufficient excuse to collapse distinctions that are clinically valuable.

He says the low efficiency is the result of differences in voltage between charging and discharging and is inherent to the battery type.

As with single sign-on plays, the goal is to reduce friction and fraud inherent to authentication (and security) that is part of every digital financial transaction.

Brown vividly evokes the thrills and struggles inherent to true liberation, and describes the courage requisite to artistic inventiveness.

The urban landscape comprises the cityscape and scenery inherent to a region and has various characteristics.

Discussions with individuals of all political persuasions have been thoughtful, open, earnest, and mindful of the complexities and costs inherent to real policy change.