Sentence examples for accepted as unavoidable from inspiring English sources

These are accepted as unavoidable because it is assumed that, for optimal performance, a prerequisite is the wearing of a shoe, which is too tight and has an unnatural shape.

The recommended levels of relative humidity for refrigerated storage provide adequate protection against micro-organism development, but they generate a certain loss of mass due to water evaporation that is accepted as unavoidable.

"I agree that the election was free and democratic," Dr. Tamimi said in an interview in his home in Monsour, a building surrounded by the kind of ugly concrete blast walls he once pledged to remove from Baghdad's streets but now accepts as unavoidable.

These risks should not be accepted as an unavoidable cost of the deal.

"The types of violations which people used to accept calmly, and accepted as something unavoidable — people are now taking them much more seriously," said Aleksei V. Makarkin of Moscow's Center for Political Technologies.

Yielding at the base of the columns or walls is accepted as an unavoidable part of the mechanism that develops during inelastic response, although yielding of the beams is the preferred way to confer ductility to the lateral force-resisting system.

If that's the path we continue to take, we should at least be willing to face up to the raw brutality of the incidents that we have accepted as an unavoidable feature of American life.

Among the questions debated were whether the inclination to engage in homosexual conduct was congenital or acquired, whether it was curable or incurable, and whether it should be accepted as an unavoidable condition or actively resisted and suppressed.

If that's the path we continue to take, we should at least be willing to face up to the raw brutality of the incidents that we have accepted as an unavoidable feature of American life.

For years, publishers have accepted this as unavoidable.

From early on, Alicia's ethical choices warped her in response to the demands of the system, a process that she grew to accept as essentially unavoidable for adults who saw the world clearly.