Sentence examples for by the same inherent from inspiring English sources

Our modern "food system can only truly be understood as an economic system," he argues, "one that, like all economic systems, has winners and losers, suffers periodic and occasionally profound instability and is plagued by the same inherent and irreducible gap between what we demand and what is actually supplied".

The boys in blue were assisted in spreading the ensuing moral panic by the National Association of Head Teachers, whose general secretary Mick Brooks told the BBC: "'This drug clearly has the same inherent dangers as any Class A drug".

The same inherent contradictions apply to O'Malley's approach to retail politics.

The maximalist and minimalist positions carry the same inherent risk: that they will push Israel's most rightwing government even further towards the far-right pro-settlement positions held by the likes of Naftali Bennett's Jewish Home party.

It is often, literally, the security to live in society with the same inherent freedoms that anyone might enjoy".

And now all of a sudden, all their machines are vulnerable to the same inherent security risks".

We found very little evidence for inherent differences between X and autosome compensation, suggesting that the extant X has the same inherent dosage response as an autosome.

Although by no means in the same league, Inherent Vice is also struggling to retain audience share, falling 61% from its opening frame.

A champion of the DIY aesthetic and punk ethos, his films aim capture the same energy inherent in those styles.

The exterior was designed by the same firm that works with Ferrari, but lacks the supercar maker's inherent sex appeal.

This technique largely avoids the potential for developmental or whole-body compensation, which are inherent to germline methods of genetic manipulation, but by the same token, the conclusions drawn relate to muscle-autonomous effects.