Sentence examples for has an inbuilt from inspiring English sources

This lopsided approach to policy has an inbuilt liability.

I think that every tribe has an inbuilt sense of its own survival.

"They're working in a system that has an inbuilt flaw," Lymbery says.

In common with most conservative cultures, my family has an inbuilt resistance to calling a spade a spade.

Journalism has an inbuilt inclination toward strife that it is as well to resist from time to time.

But using these links to increase a school's competitiveness has an inbuilt paradox, which Mr Jensen recognises.

Your camcorder may have an inbuilt windshield.

For Montaigne, as for contemporary neuroscientists, humans thus have an inbuilt imitative, sympathetic capacity.

Labour had an inbuilt local advantage but the SNP helped make it the issue.

The removable lids have an inbuilt solar panel and bulb, though traditionalists might prefer a tealight instead.

All societies have an inbuilt tendency to be philistines, it's a result of being lazy and a bit cautious.