Inherently Quotations | Page 2

Imposing higher prices on consumers by way of anti-dumping duties is inherently inefficient, even in a good cause.

IM is inherently new to a lot of people, ... There is big gap between regular users and those who feel that it's disruptive and don't see how it will integrate.

Social networks particularly will tend to converge and consolidate over time, especially because they're inherently governed by network effects. So the bigger ones will just get bigger, their value will multiply exponentially, and the smaller ones will become less and less relevant.

I'm not going to say Macintosh is as inherently buggy as Windows was about five years ago. But the holiday is over.

As soon as companies want to combine information with data in a differently structured system, that inherently cannot be in real time. It would be extremely difficult.

The book is inherently difficult to adapt to the screen, and we've never quite found the right combination of director and writer to do it justice until now.

The blended wing body is an inherently more efficient design.

Not only do most people accept violence if it is perpetrated by legitimate authority, they also regard violence against certain kinds of people as inherently legitimate, no matter who commits it.

This is kind of a uniquely New York experience, but when you can't afford an apartment nicer than the place you're renting, there's something so inherently depressing about it.

Dams are politically incorrect, even though levees are inherently unstable.

The message you sent to me was viewed by Ms. Miller as inherently 'mixed,'

The corporate coffee house isn't necessarily evil, but I think supporting local businesses is inherently good.

The contemporary notion that it's somehow inherently bad for a film to be 'talky' has done grave damage to the culture of American movie-making, enough so that a growing number of people, myself among them, have all but given up on Hollywood.

It officially states that when events come to the Civic, we'll inherently be part of the staffing. This is very specific, and it reaffirms that what we do there is vital. It would be too difficult for the city to go out and find freelance people.

It's inherently dangerous to have a loaded, hidden handgun in your pocket, and people should have a valid reason for having one, and a judge should be able to say no if he or she thinks someone's a slice short of a full loaf.

It's inherently improbable that anybody -- anybody -- would choose the moment to say, 'Why don't I molest this child,'

It seemed like exactly the right thing for us. It was something that was inherently dangerous and edgy, and we had to approach it in the right way, but we never shied away from it.

If you think people are inherently good, you get rid of the police for 24 hours - see what happens.

If you want government food, go to the supermarket and buy government food. But for those who want to have a relationship with their food, and the accountability that inherently comes with voluntarily and informatively opting out of the supermarket to go ask around, smell around, sniff around, look around and opt out of the government food system, they ought to have that right.

But in her very first scene, she has to crawl into this different spirit to become a hard person. So she's not inherently evil. She changes as Macbeth changes.

They've had 23 consecutive quarters now of higher sales and earnings. And we think that can continue. We think their growth rate is inherently in the mid-20s. And while the stock is not cheap, on the other hand, it will never get very cheap because there haven't been any mistakes.

It's what I call judicially clearing the desk, and it can be as misleading as it is inherently ambiguous. Judges have a lot to do and eventually they get around to what they consider to be less pressing pending motions and resolve them.

In 2005, women are stuck with a Social Security program that is inherently flawed and biased against their needs and concerns for the future.

As for going to the stars, The Listeners concluded that it was inherently impossible and the only contact would be through radio. I believe that this may be true; on the other hand, I still nurse my youthful aspirations to go to the stars, and I think that humanity should pursue it - after all, we have not reached the pinnacle of science and technology.

The bottom line is the knee is a very, very inherently unstable joint which was never made to play football.

The guidelines are dependent on enforcement, which makes them inherently weak.

The environmental movement hasn't been successful with daily values, ... The civil rights movement never lost sight of the fact that it was inherently a moral issue, that it was not just an unjust treatment of someone on a bus, but also how future generations were going to be treated. That doesn't mean that people have to be badgered, just that they have to have it brought into their daily lives.

The film industry is about saying no to people, and inherently you cannot take no for an answer.

For all sponsors, the challenge is patience. Biomedical research is an inherently high risk and lengthy process,

Formal logic has more techniques than syllogisms of course, and almost any proposition can be tested for validity or at least inconclusiveness. An essential aspect of logic is that even though the premises may add up to the entire conclusion, the conclusion and or premises may for themselves be inherently unable to prove whatever point one is making. Logic then has an implicit limit of being true just relative to it?s own structure or mode.

It's no secret that, historically, the mining industry has been inherently more dangerous than most other occupations. I don't see where this one incident would have more of a detrimental impact (on recruitment) than any other incident in the past.

It is true that some will experience an improvement in the quality of their lives, we can't deny that. But our research shows that over half of them report some form of abuse - physical or sexual. The pay and the hours are appalling, as are their working conditions, the treatment meted out to them and the humiliating language used towards them. Children are inherently vulnerable when they are taken to live and work in someone else's home.

It?s not that Mac is inherently virus-proof; it?s just that there are so few of them that it?s not that attractive a target.

It might seem paradoxical that the biggest scientific instruments of all are needed in order to probe the very smallest things in nature. The micro-world is inherently 'fuzzy' - the sharper the detail we wish to study, the higher the energy that is required and the bigger the accelerator that is needed.

It's all about being flexible, and avoiding choices whenever possible. Choices suck, they are inherently limiting.

They do inherently become less profitable with more competition that floods in there.

It's an inherently dangerous fishery because it's done in the middle of winter.

There is this primordial soup brewing of more bandwidth, more storage, more devices and more people creating content which is inherently digital. The lightning that struck is that the people have rapidly adopted all this even faster than we in the industry conceived, and bypassed the traditional media.

There'll be a lot of people who'll take pokes at boxing for this. We can be better for protecting our athletes. But this was not a situation where anyone failed Leavander Johnson. It was just God's will. It's a sport that's inherently dangerous.

I changed my writing style deliberately. My first two novels were written in a very self-consciously literary way. After I embraced gay subject matter, which was then new, I didn't want to stand in its way. I wanted to make the style as transparent as possible so I could get on with it and tell the story, which was inherently interesting.

I don't see this as an inherently dollar-positive statement. We'll see much greater uncertainty around the Fed at least until the next meeting because this statement is so flexible.

All of these stocks are inherently capable of going up five to 10 times from here.

An application of judicial power that does not rest on facts is worse than mindless, it is inherently dangerous. If its deployment does not rest on facts - cold, hard, solid facts, established either by admissions or by trials - it serves no lawful or moral purpose and is simply an engine of oppression.