Sentence examples for inherent fact from inspiring English sources

Professional linguists regard such change as neutral, an inherent fact of language.

In France, concerned with a democratic society governed by equal rights, discourses on a "multicultural society" elaborate on a democratic society governed by equal rights and ultimately attempt to augment public opinion for diversity as an inherent fact in any democratic society.

After thinking about it a bit more, I realized that, for many, this wasn't an inherent fact.

I responded, "He's black, duh". After thinking about it a bit more, I realized that, for many, this wasn't an inherent fact.

Working with others with whom you have profound disagreements is, in fact, inherent to the enterprise.

And the growth factors inherent are the fact that you've got a youthful population, that will continue … The trend is still south – they're not ageing yet.

Morrison makes plain that racism, tribalism and bigotry are nothing new – are, in fact, inherent to the broken foundation on which the nation was formed.

Randomized controlled trials (RCTs) in the field of diabetes have limitations inherent to the fact that design, setting, and patient characteristics may be poorly transferrable to clinical practice.

Always present with addicts is what Ms. Robinson describes as "the disturbing and profound paradox inherent in the fact of entering the bloodstream with a sharp instrument, something invasive and unnatural, and the resulting slide into utter bliss and rapture".

The risk of studenty archness is high, and it is tricky to handle the comedy inherent in the fact that all this non-action and thwarted narrative is often quite boring.

I've had some very frank conversations with women on the staff and minorities on the staff about the inherent difficulties, the fact that in their lives they have to make decisions and strategize in a way that I take for granted.