Sentence examples for inherently can't from inspiring English sources

Of course, a malaise in automotive manufacturing inherently can't be couched as anything but potentially troublesome for robotics, as the auto industry is the largest buyer of industrial robots.

With over a million apps in the App Store, the iOS 8 changes inherently can't be a panacea for all apps, but Apple is taking a big step toward an App Store that better highlights great apps and empowers conscientious developers".

"There are so many moving parts that this is something that inherently can't be done quickly," Rendell said.

Meanwhile, these guidelines reinforce negative stereotypes about low-income people and inspire heaps of criticism for those who inherently can't follow them: You're living in poverty because you sometimes buy snacks.

Unlike a street protest, a boycott isn't inherently visible: you can't really watch someone not buying Frosted Flakes.

Do we need to cut taxes for oil companies because oilmen are inherently lethargic and can't work to pay taxes?

It acknowledges that the problems faced by women in tech are inherently political, and can't be solved by a human resources department.

But that doesn't mean that inherently unsustainable trends can't continue for a long time before some crisis finally forces action.

Tickling is inherently social; we can't tickle ourselves.

Fair or not, some thought the ultimate message of "The Sopranos" was that people are inherently selfish and can't change, an idea "House of Cards" takes as its bleak starting point -- and where it will end up is anyone's guess (though the Fincherian worldview is not one that allows for a whole lot of optimism, much less redemption).

"The myth that these families are somehow inherently dysfunctional and they can't look after their kids.