Sentence examples for inbuilt problem from inspiring English sources

There's an inbuilt problem in the current debate.

And then there's another inbuilt problem: you go out with a list of items demanded by an autocratic recipe-writer and something proves unobtainable.

One of the inbuilt problems with any David Bowie biography is how to broach the long decline that began with the mediocre Let's Dance album in 1983 and continues to this day.

One such system could be an improved pharmacovigilance system to detect ADE patterns associated with a newly prescribed drug; however, identifying the offending drug is not easy in a multi-morbidity/multi-drug context, and pharmacovigilance systems also have an inbuilt epistemological problem, as the reporting process is subject to Type I and Type II errors [ 6].

The more outlandish predictions hint at an inbuilt fingerprint reader.

"This is our history, this is our inbuilt way of coping with problems".

London Underground (LU) said it was considering what the right level of maintenance was for the new fleet of trains which have inbuilt technology to warn of problems with the tripcock.

This inbuilt skill at seeking solutions to complex problems, and a talent for quick lateral thinking, proved vital for the Magyars during centuries of foreign rule and was especially useful under Communism.Despite Moscow's orders, Hungary was a natural candidate for car production.

Condorcet's theory fails to consider whether there is an inbuilt bias among a group that comes together to consider a problem.

Because, at this point, it becomes less enjoyable to read, so, inevitably, does Tony and Susan (and the problem is intensified by the fact that Wright's inbuilt voice of self-criticism, Susan, doesn't seem to notice this falling-off).

Part of the problem stems from Ostrovsky's medium of choice, Instagram, which doesn't have an inbuilt way to share content from other feeds, like Twitter's retweet option.