inherent

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• overcome: The NGOs may well prove invaluable in overcoming the limitations inherent in international organizations that are comprised of sovereign states.
• illustrate: In conclusion The many questions that arose from the initial study together with the assessments required illustrates the complexities inherent in identifying appropriate projects.
• highlight: It has, however, highlighted the difficulties inherent in this process.
• explore: It is high time that studies should be undertaken to explore the intricacies inherent in such contingencies.
• avoid: We'd be tempted to pay a little extra and avoid the lengthy delivery times inherent in buying an import.
• reflect: A forbearing of events to come reflects parental anxiety inherent in the circumstances of birth, providing an apt background for what follows.

Modifies a noun

• contradiction: The research explored the inherent contradictions of New Labor policy in relation to the real experiences of young people.
• jurisdiction: Points of interest 1. Amendment of pleadings; Registrar's inherent jurisdiction.
• weakness: The longer game length powerfully highlighted the inherent weakness of the design; luck played far too large a part in the outcome.
• limitation: Therefore, there is an inherent limitation to the extent of reliance on the work of others from the start.
• danger: Koch cautions us of the inherent danger of trying to tap into talents or strengths where none exist.
• flaw: In his opinion the UK Government's means-tested benefits provided an appropriate solution to the inherent flaws in the present system of Council Tax.

Modifying Another Word

• already: I think the most important ideas in that song were already inherent in it before we recorded it.
• so: What the British lack is a joie de vivre, or a sense of humor that is so inherent among Zimbabweans living there.

Preposition: in

• capitalism: The retardation of the economic development of Spain inevitably weakened the centralist tendencies inherent in capitalism.
• nature: Gambling thought of the week: " Gambling is a principle inherent in nature.
• notion: The risk inherent in any notion of war in space of a " tragedy of the commons " is utterly compelling.
• concept: Jonsson ( 1993 ) presents a more in depth analysis by acknowledging the origins, changes and complexity inherent in concepts of special education.
• discipline: What we are realizing is that Dying to Live is inherent in the discipline and process of creating of Fresh expressions of Church.
• being: As one character states in the new film Matrix Reloaded: " Imperfection is inherent in every human being.