Poverty is an intrinsically dynamic phenomenon.

There s nothing intrinsically sweet about honey.

And there s nothing intrinsically sexy about these young ladies.

Others, however, contend that a flat tax is intrinsically unfair.

Nationalism, after all, is intrinsically bound up with individual identity.

To many people, a flat or equal tax seems intrinsically fair.

I also like it because it's an intrinsically kind of morally redeeming exercise.

It is an intrinsically female quality, despite what the feminist revolution might say.

Or like Kant, did I use reason to figure out what was intrinsically right?

Democracy is intrinsically messy, but it won t jeopardize Pakistan s partnership in the war on terror.

Now, this sounds like an intrinsically upbeat worldview in a way, because when you think of non zero, you think win win, you know, that's good. Well, there are a few reasons that actually it's not intrinsically upbeat.

There are things that are intrinsically wrong like lying is wrong, like torturing innocent children is wrong.

Flexible inflation targeting is intrinsically complex and thus must be conducted with a high degree of transparency.

Banks lend to banks, so while some are more illiquid than others, they are all intrinsically illiquid institutions.

All of these are worthy goals, to be sure, but they belong intrinsically to the sphere of national political decisions.

One of our philosophies in the book is that no dish is really intrinsically any better than any other dish.

It is no coincidence that terrorism thrives in societies that are intrinsically hostile to today's modernizing values and belief in individual autonomy.

And if a system is so intrinsically corrupt, will the old corrupt figures not simply be replaced by others with similar values?

Nor is the claim that Islam is intrinsically inimical to innovation viable, because Muslim civilization has contributed mightily to science and art throughout history.

Some movements saw the local Chinese as outsiders or as intrinsically disloyal for seeming to have benefited disproportionately during the years of imperial rule.

There was, Friedman believed, something intrinsically bad about government commanding and ordering people about even if the government did know what it was doing.

Some movements saw the local Chinese as outsiders or as intrinsically disloyal for seeming to have benefited disproportionately during the years of imperial rule.

The need for economic growth could intrinsically push policymakers toward market oriented economic policies (sensitive to considerations of social justice ) and an open investment environment.

Despite the Muslim Brotherhood s superior organization, those who support an intrinsically secular approach to government and this is true in most of the region are probably in the majority.

Moreover, the boom resulted in a number of financial innovations, which may have been good ideas intrinsically, but which were sometimes applied too aggressively, given the risk of falling prices.

They are intrinsically time bound attempts to come to terms with issues, and they should be allowed to run their course if they are based on deliberations by elected majorities of representatives.

Such efforts are not intrinsically bad, but a problem arises if the climate begins to obscure the value of the research defined by Comroe as aimed at mechanisms by which living organisms function.

But, while there was nothing intrinsically wrong with discussing the social consequences of large scale immigration from Muslim countries, some populists in Holland, Denmark, France, Germany, Belgium, Britain, and other countries, went much further.

But there's a more fundamental reason that it's not intrinsically upbeat, because a non zero sum game, all it tells you for sure is that the fortunes will be correlated for better or worse.

In such cases, the likelihood of failure increases, because of the intrinsically multilateral nature of transnational issues in a global age, and the costly effects on US soft power that unaccepted unilateral actions may impose.

This is the nature. It cannot be tainted intrinsically with hatred or jealousy because, then, if it was always there like a dye that would permeate the whole cloth then it would be found all the time, somewhere.

Right? It's adaptable to change. Right? It opens possibility, and it's cooperative. It's actually how we do our social bonding, and it's intrinsically motivated. What that means is that we play to play. Play is its own reward.

Banks lend to banks, so while some are more illiquid than others, they are all intrinsically illiquid institutions. Small failures can give birth to large panics, which means that in a crisis almost everyone is too big to fail.

Flexible inflation targeting is intrinsically complex and thus must be conducted with a high degree of transparency. When financial markets and the public fully understand monetary policy goals, strategies, and tactics, private sector inflation expectations will align with official forecasts.

Although deficient grid networks have constrained economic growth in many developing countries, that doesn t mean the decentralized alternative offers an intrinsically superior solution, he says. A grid system remains the first best option. Decentralized solutions are really a second best option in the absence of the former.

Today's climate has spawned fruit fly research projects on cocaine and alcohol abuse, degenerative aging, and disease models for Parkinson's and Alzheimer's. Such efforts are not intrinsically bad, but a problem arises if the climate begins to obscure the value of the research defined by Comroe as aimed at mechanisms by which living organisms function.