intrinsically

"OMB is an intrinsically powerful position, but it has almost never been wielded as such," Stern said.

As the case unfolds, so does the reader’s understanding of how Jimmy and his growing family have become intrinsically bonded to the Orcadian people and land, rich with history and customs.

His videos were part of the material we used to establish a pattern of the IDF's use of live fire to control crowds, an intrinsically lethal technique.

Architecture and race are intrinsically linked in architect J. Yolande Daniels’ new exhibit, which explores the relationship between structure and discrimination in L.A.’s history.

The department is proposing to exempt from the rule “professional, athletic, or entertainment occupations” that are intrinsically dangerous.