Sentence examples for have inherent problems from inspiring English sources
However, most low-carbon sources have inherent problems, like intermittency and high capital expenditure.
We would like to see less emphasis on from performance-vesting shares and PSUs because they have inherent problems.
The available options for surgical fixation have inherent problems considering the soft tissue problems, infection and compliance of the patients.
Hydrophobic and hydrophilic electrodes have inherent problems in proton/gas transport caused by properties of binder material (PTFE or Nafion) in catalyst layer (CL).
In other words, are perfectly viable theories sometimes aborted or neglected not because they have inherent problems with evidence or logical coherence, but because we just do not want them?
That conclusion was reached before I realized two things: as a tall white guy I have inherent problems with moving random body parts in any sort of rhythmic dance, and cheese (defined as "heavily commercial or popular music," but really a unique brand of tacky British pop) is played consistently at almost all the clubs.
The major alternative, fibular strut allograft, has inherent problems that lead to lower rates of solid arthrodesis and graft migration.
Although the method is widely used in industrial applications, it results in undesirably environmental pollution and has inherent problems of uniformity and reproducibility for plating products.
But the current system, which often forces the ruling majority to make ill-matched alliances with small parties that can easily balk and bring down a government, has inherent problems for any candidate.
In part, this is because they have had inherent problems such as losing their ability to recharge efficiently after a relatively short space of time and safety issues which mean the metal can melt and potentially catch fire if it comes into contact with water.
