Sentence examples for the inherent problem from inspiring English sources

And therein lies the inherent problem of the play.

And then there's the inherent problem of paper records.

But we get back to the inherent problem of size.

That's the inherent problem with true crime stories: they need to be true.

That is the inherent problem with insurgent campaigns: They are ill-equipped to handle (virtual) victory.

And what about the inherent problem of targeting suspects who don't admit that they are fighters?

So I really felt the need to highlight the inherent problem".

But some people also see the inherent problem of using trees to draw toxic waste from the soil.

Those films reveal the inherent problem of the prequel: we all know the ending, and it's not getting there, it's getting there with skill that matters.

And here one touches upon the inherent problem with the "extravagant" corporate sponsorship of museum fashion shows — the trap of gratitude.

The inherent problem with most collections is that the reader can't help comparing entries, like a track handicapper setting the morning line.