by definition

By definition, such a person will not be easy to find.

The large company is by definition more difficult to run than the small one.

So, almost by definition of the words, the answer to your question is yes.

Almost by definition, it's the place we long for but cannot find.

By definition that means the rest of the people are second.

This is not by definition an issue for the nation states.

Usually the two things by definition do not always go together.

But now the body there was only human by definition.

You could say it is what they do by definition.

This program, by definition, is open only to the working poor.

By definition, they are concerned only with the here and now.

By definition, many of these efforts are in the early stage.

"So by definition, we have not been able to use this law."

In literature, she is by definition more available than the mother.

By definition, that would be the last trade in the stock market.

By definition, all they ever see are the through streets.

"Because by definition we are here to protect natural systems."

By definition, there is no such thing as a natural garden.

Labor is, by definition, a party built around the working class.

Care areas need not stop at national borders by definition.

History by definition is an act of the imagination, especially for children.

In space, a black hole let nothing go, by definition.

A superior man by definition has to feel in control.

Almost by definition, what is hot this moment will be cool six months from now.

Q. By definition, someone going to business school wants to make money, maybe a lot.