Sentence examples for built-in problems from inspiring English sources

The opera begins with built-in problems.

The Russian model of autocracy has built-in problems of its own.

As a rookie G.M., he inherited a team with built-in problems, mediocre players and severe salary-cap restrictions.

Despite what the law says, some landlords are still convinced that black tenants come with built-in problems.

ALTHOUGH it set off a gold rush, the convoluted arrangement had built-in problems, creating immediate nightmares for customers and, eventually, havoc for wholesalers.

But, while government subsidies have built-in problems — most obviously, some money will go to projects that would have happened anyway — there's little sign that the Department of Energy has handed out money recklessly: the vetting process, which relied on three thousand outside experts, was unusually rigorous.

How to stage "Mass" is a built-in problem.

Mr. Netzer said the plan had a built-in problem that politicians often did not recognize.

Works with lots of talking typically have a built-in problem: the talk almost inevitably distracts from the music.

Apps for football, basketball or hockey fans suffer from a nagging built-in problem: who wants to stop watching the game to take in more information through the app?

Mr. Bhardwaj understands the built-in problem with the conceit — at one point, a title card announces there are only four more husbands to go — but can't really overcome it, though he does some amusing things.