be inherent in something

Why this was so seemed inherent in the nature of the species.

Do you think companies are more likely at least to see the possible benefits inherent in that sort of a model today?

He doesn't see the risk inherent in the system and neither do very many other people.

The need for such an experience is inherent in man's nature.

The other cause may, however, be inherent in the stock market system.

The standard of design, inherent in the culture and through training, is high, he said.

Well, so you could see the problems inherent in this.

Violence certainly is inherent in many of the games we play.

Some of the differences are inherent in the patient population.

There are a number of problems inherent in the political culture.