Sentence examples for was also inherent from inspiring English sources

Moreover, this preference did not appear to be solely the product of orthographic structure; rather it was also inherent in spoken phonology.

And while from its inception the political process has been referred to with knowing cynicism there was also inherent respect for what it could accomplish -- had to accomplish -- from the minds of dedicated, responsible, conscientious agents.

Vagueness was also inherent in use of the terms "academic risk", "when necessary", and "individualized management" without clear definitions.

Tim's further comments suggest that a negative moral frame was pervasive within mental health service culture, beyond workers' interactions with patients; that it was also inherent within their professional interactions with peers.

However, lack of power and replication was not limited to G × E studies but was also inherent in the decade of candidate gene association studies which were not powered to detect the small effect sizes that we now know operate in human diseases.

What surprises me is that the things that are inherent in me are also inherent in the culture.

There are also inherent difficulties in defending against players who are spread from sideline to sideline like a kickoff team.

George goes on to argue that the dignity we attach to the autonomous individual is also inherent in the human embryo.

The objects in his New York gallery debut suggest that he views the history of sculpture as ripe for appropriation -- an attitude that is also inherent in the work of young Los Angeles artists like Aaron Curry, Alice K z, Nathan Mabry and Thomas Houseago.

That stuff is important – if there's one thing we've learned about our gamers it's they won't read anything!" "It's also inherent in our design philosophy that our games are things that you can keep coming back to," he concludes.

Being able to buy a place in parliament is not only an effect of a leaky law - a law that appeared to bail out the political patronage that is embedded in our system of party funding - it is also inherent in the unfinished business of British democracy.