Sentence examples for the innate problem from inspiring English sources

These break the monotony of the one-liner attack, but don't entirely solve the innate problem with Jones' shtick, which is that the returns diminish rather than intensify as the shows goes on.

"The innate problem in a place like this," said a 25-year-old who gave her name only as Ann and who has worked the door at another downtown nightspot, Gold Bar, "is that after a while, you see these shows, and you're so overstimulated" that it's hard to be impressed.

I am also aware of the innate problem in a burrito competition, namely that it can and will entail consumption of sub-par burritos.

The crisis in the Euro Zone illustrates the innate problems with monetary union.

There's an innate problem in the way Swings Both Ways swings – like a pendulum, flipping and flopping between 2013 and 1953, a problem that the orchestra can't resolve.

A critical innate problem that the LCL filters have is a low damped LC resonance.

(public health consultant 02) Secondly, there was an innate problem in measuring the effects of complex types of intervention necessary to reduce inequalities or even attributing cause and effect over long time periods.

"A recent study shows that it takes more risk for social workers to remove white children from their homes than black children, because it's all within this context of the notion that black people have some kind of innate problem that can't be fixed".

THERE is an innate problem when it comes to writing a novel that focuses on human misery.

"Most of the distresses and challenges happening in universities are to do with broader institutional goals and objectives rather than an innate problem with students' mental health," he says.

Cricket has an innate problem.