Failure is seen as a bit more inevitable.
"I DESIRE that the terror of my name should guard our frontiers more potently than chains or fortresses, that my word should be for the natives a law more inevitable than death," wrote Alexei Yermolov, Russia's legendary general who waged total war during his conquest of the north Caucasus in the early 19th century.
There's also a much more inevitable cover of Johnny Cash's "Ring of Fire" (which, like "To Love Somebody," is an extra track on the Target version of the album), but Mr. Yoakam works hard to transform all the song's original phrasing, warping and drawing out words.
Its creators told students their aims were akin to those of "a junior high school sex-education class": preparing decision makers for an activity more inevitable than recommended.
Only, the more an economy borrows the more inevitable an eventual retrenchment becomes, and when it comes the enormous stock of accumulated debt ensures its a doozy, or so the thinking goes.I think there is something to this, but it's important to understand where the argument for more volatility leads.
Familiarity, after all, is a double-edged sword: the more frequently a work is heard, the more inevitable comparisons become, and the more acutely an ensemble must justify its selection to listeners for whom repeated acquaintance is not always a virtue.
Taking another giant step toward a conclusion that seems more inevitable with each passing contest, Team New Zealand recorded its third straight victory over Italy's Prada Challenge today to secure a commanding 3-0 lead in the 30th competition for the America's Cup.
Malaria and many other diseases will likely kill thousands – a scenario only made more inevitable by the criminal inaction of the Burmese authorities, who have dismissed calls to move the IDPs to ground that will not flood.
