Sentence examples similar to Admitted inevitability from inspiring English sources

Netanyahu, like Yitzhak Rabin and Ariel Sharon, has abandoned Greater Israel, admitting the inevitability of a Palestinian state: "I have to ask myself what should be done about the million-and-a-half Palestinians living in Judea and Samaria.

Suggesting money will still exist sounds as though one is admitting to the inevitability of some kind of market.

Pete Vonder Haar of the Houston Press liked both the song and its reprise, admitting to the inevitability of having to experience an "unexpected swell of emotion" when both songs are heard.

Dundee United manager Mixu Paatelainen would not concede relegation is now an inevitability, but admits it'll be "very hard" to avoid it.

When I spoke to ZTE ahead of MWC, a rep for the company admitted that the end of the jack is all but an inevitability at this point.

There was an inevitability about it too, with the 35-year-old admitting only last month how difficult he found the transition from first-team regular to the bench.

He admitted Kraft was bound to pursue cost savings and that job losses were an inevitability.

Darling admits that there was a point where Scotland breaking away seemed almost an inevitability: "It was one of the things that drove me into taking part, because I thought that unless there was a clear voice for those of us who believe in the United Kingdom, and that Scotland is better off in the United Kingdom, then we would lose it by default".

Wilshere admitted that the equaliser was "quite a lucky goal" with Bacary Sagna's header ricocheting for Koscielny but thereafter, there was an inevitability about the outcome.

The inevitability of death.

more air of inevitability.