Sentence examples for having inherently from inspiring English sources

Shell form design tends to be preferred for extra-high voltage and higher MVA applications because, though more labor-intensive to manufacture, shell form transformers are characterized as having inherently better kVA-to-weight ratio, better short-circuit strength characteristics and higher immunity to transit damage.

But nothing had inherently changed.

Yet his singing has inherently poignant richness.

Electric motors have inherently fast acceleration.

Subaru also asserts that the flat engine has inherently low vibration.

And second, that it is loath to stand up for liberal values or has inherently conservative policy preferences.

Subaru says the engine has inherently little vibration, and the six is indeed smoother and quieter than the four.

And he has inherently something of a tough sell, since his policy preferences are reasonably far removed from those of the median voter.

These studies presented a more mixed picture, but over all they showed some benefit "for most normal healthy subjects" — especially for people who had inherently poorer cognitive control.

What this means to the genre as a whole is that all of its novels have inherently high stakes, which readers appreciate.

These studies presented a more mixed picture, but overall they showed some benefit "for most normal healthy subjects" - especially for people who had inherently poorer cognitive control.