Sentence examples for all inevitable from inspiring English sources

But it is also not all inevitable.

Moreover, there is nothing at all inevitable about American decline.

Online communities were inevitable, but the character of that online community was not at all inevitable.

Maybe this is all inevitable, but shouldn't we be discussing this before we bow to the latest gods of progress?

"This was all inevitable," argues Chris Anderson, the editor of Wired, under the headline "The Web is Dead" in the September issue of the magazine.

Unknown knowns were things that were not at all inevitable, and were easily knowable, or indeed known, but which people chose to "unknow".

Then you lose the prospect of all that inevitable pain".

Yet for all the inevitable commercialisation around them, they remain truly astounding.

So I say, why bother with all the inevitable lawsuits and legislative hot air?

Crushing as it was, Friday's result merely took him to an all but inevitable destination.

I then asked Ms Sturgeon whether today's developments made an independence referendum "all but inevitable".