Sentence examples for inbuilt potential from inspiring English sources

This strategy was designed to reflect the likely future practice, with inbuilt potential for robust monitoring and quality assurance measures for service provision.

Barnes and Browne see in this model of accountability an inbuilt tension and potential imbalance of political influence: the Global Fund, they argue, shares with traditional business models a process of vertical prioritisation of accountability upwards to donors, rather than horizontally to the multisectoral partners involved [ 29].

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"The Nafta agreement has an inbuilt annual renegotiation clause, so there is the potential for the president to secure changes to tariffs with Canada and Mexico without throwing out the whole thing," she says.

Treatment of the EGFR signalling cascade with ZD1839 offers the potential to modulate and inhibit the inbuilt pathways that protect against ionising radiation and therefore improve the efficacy of radiation-induced cell death (Ciardiello and Tortora, 2001b).

If the inbuilt advantage of carry-on books is a guaranteed potential audience, the inherent drawback is that the continuing novelist may be declared an imposter by admirers of the progenitor.

This raised the question whether for the poor, who have to budget and plan their lives carefully, "such inbuilt instability or uncertainty really works".One likely fix will be to raise the waiver, reducing the potential for overpayments.

The inbuilt Tory majority?

They have two inbuilt advantages.

But Amazon will have some inbuilt advantages.

It is definitely inbuilt in our culture.