Sentence examples for is inherent in a from inspiring English sources

There, emotional expression is inherent in a continuum of movement.

And fourth, given that it is the relationship of the 21st century, how do we intend to sustain the cyclicality that is inherent in a large, complicated relationship?

"I know that what I do violates international law, but the violation of international law is inherent in a guerrilla war," he said, adding that, "Wars are to be won, period" and arguing that, "Our methods produce excellent results".

Generally, the prohibition that is inherent in a taboo includes the idea that its breach or defiance will be followed by some kind of trouble to the offender, such as lack of success in hunting or fishing, sickness, miscarriage, or death.

We cannot assume that all students will "see" the mathematics that is inherent in a particular problem (p. 324).

The latter is inherent in a traditional active light scanning setup whose data alone will, for specular surfaces, be subject to high levels of noise.

"I think of Michelangelo revealing the body that was inherent in a block of marble.

Crassness may be inherent in a form that inclines to swift transgression.

And a single interest rate and a fixed exchange rate are inherent in a single currency.

A lot of the bureaucracy and politics that are inherent in a big company started to kick in".

Even transit authority officials concede that mis-swipes are inherent in a system that is now more than a decade old.