Sentence examples for more inherently from inspiring English sources

As subject matter goes, little could be more inherently provocative.

Small businesses are not more inherently virtuous than large ones.

Fukushima also shows why we need to develop reactors that are more inherently safe.

I don't think it's such a small jump to make [as it was for the Standard], it is a lot more inherently risky.

I don't know if the job is inherently harder now than it used to be, but it is certainly more inherently stressful.

What might make more sense is focusing on making New York as a whole a more inherently supportive place for businesses and residents.

Is Snoop Doggy Dogg's wry morphing of the word "play" into "plizay" any more inherently "slipshod" than Ira Gershwin's elisions in " 'S Wonderful"?

The notion of a white rapper is no more inherently foolish than that of a bunch of middle-class Englishmen singing the blues.

"Holding your breath for a minute or more is inherently scary," Mr. Schatz said.

It also released three apps instead of two, making more noise inherently.

"I'm inherently more cautious, more conservative and more modest".