Sentence examples for albeit inevitable from inspiring English sources

He felt that these changes were traitorous to French history and inexcusable, albeit inevitable.

It was also announced that the N.B.A. summer league was canceled, making it the first casualty of the labor standoff, albeit an inevitable one.

But given that Radio 3's core, like the more low-brow Classic FM's, is Western classical music does Wright not feel that he is conducting an inevitable albeit dignified retreat in the face of changing popular tastes?

Even at the current concentration of the gas, the evidence suggests that increases in sea level of 25 feet or more may have already become inevitable, albeit over a long period.

Hence, commission errors seem to be a possible, albeit not an inevitable consequence of complacency.

Or is it an inevitable – albeit not always that useful – democratisation of the justice process?

Isn't this the woman the media once dubbed "inevitable" (albeit with little enthusiasm) and who just couldn't make a mistake?

The West, China and Russia, still stuck in a mould that favours stability over inevitable albeit messy political change, were caught off guard by the popular revolts that toppled the leaders of Egypt, Tunisia, Libya and Yemen and dragged Syria into civil war.