Sentence examples for intrinsically relating to from inspiring English sources

The two main issues facing ships' food supply chains can be categorised as intrinsically relating to food and more broadly associated with the supply chain.

These issues are intrinsically related to energy security".

But how are the risks in Thailand or Brazil or Indonesia intrinsically related to problems in a housing tract in Las Vegas?

In the past, the Supreme Court had found that laws creating stricter legal categories for child pornography were constitutional, since such material was "intrinsically related" to child sexual abuse.

All definitions of social movement reflect the notion that social movements are intrinsically related to social change.

Child pornography, the chief justice said, is "a special case" because the market for it is "intrinsically related to the underlying abuse".

The court has long upheld laws prohibiting child pornography, in the face of First Amendment challenges, because studies show that the creation of the images is "intrinsically related" to child sexual abuse.

According to some authors, job polarization is intrinsically related to economic cycles.

Headaches may be intrinsically related to sleep, may cause sleep disturbances, or manifestations of sleep apnea.

Accordingly, NSC are intrinsically related to early vigour and its maintenance under drought.

Our study shows that the SIN property is intrinsically related to topological centre problems.