Sentence examples for the inherent problems from inspiring English sources

Mr Smith, said the shooting demonstrated the inherent problems the media faced in war zones.

Sprague dismisses proposals for public subsidies as "unlikely to solve the inherent problems faced by the regional press".

The sovereign debt crisis showed the inherent problems of running a currency union without central fiscal authority.

One of the inherent problems in 3-D hockey is that the playing surface is flat and white.

The rest of us, however, might want to take this as a chance to ponder the value of rich lists – and the inherent problems involved in compiling them.

Considering the inherent problems of writing memoirs, Virginia Woolf once wondered why "it was so difficult to give any account of the person to whom things happen".

It is unlikely that they have developed some means of exploiting atomic energy for rocket propulsion because the inherent problems of this task have only recently been recognised.

Poorer countries are hampered mostly by government policies, especially high taxes that drive businesses underground, rather than by the inherent problems of poverty, Mr. Lewis argues.

But "intelligent reshaping of services" is bigger than any of them, he said, because "without it, many of the inherent problems in the system are likely to continue".

But he said the government's plans were based on a "lack of vigorous assessment of the inherent problems of nuclear power, especially those arising in less developed countries".

That, said John Infante, the proprietor of the Bylaw Blog and compliance expert for athleticscholarships.net, is "one of the inherent problems of the N.C.A.A".