Sentence examples for there is automatically from inspiring English sources

But, as in this book, it also means there is automatically tension because of the dual role of that protagonist as investigator and, often, potential victim.

Senator Kent Conrad of North Dakota, chairman of the Senate Budget Committee and a Democratic member of the fiscal commission, said: "In this highly partisan environment, if the president proposes something, there is automatically some group that is opposed.

AB Robin Day was really the person who started this, and it was very refreshing, because you don't want to say, "Have you got any comment for the British press, sir?" But I think to start out and say, "The politician sitting there is automatically a criminal, so I'm going to ask them a difficult question", is not necessarily informing people in the way I want them to be informed.

It mirrors your Twitter graph, so anyone you follow or are followed by there is automatically connected to you on Meerkat.

In certain commercial contracts, such as goods sold to consumers by a dealer, there is automatically a collateral contract between the consumer and the manufacturer of the goods.

So in any headline about a terror leader or lieutenant captured in a U.S. special ops raid, there is automatically a second classic Do-Over theme.

After 1889 any European born there was automatically a French citizen.

If a city area has only new buildings, the enterprises that can exist there are automatically limited to those that can support the high costs of new construction.

Also, with a fistbump, there's automatically much less room for the ridiculous vamping that has swooped in and ruined the handshake.

"On the one hand, I have a face that is ethnically Chinese, so there's automatically a comfort level," she said.

"If someone comes to me and wants a full bang for the first time," said Steve Berg, a stylist at Robert G Salon in the West Village, "there are automatically some questions I'm going to ask, like, 'Did you break up with someone?' Or, 'Are you on your period?' It's so often an impulse decision, but it's not an impulse like buying a new pair of shoes.