Sentence examples for almost inevitably make from inspiring English sources

Governments are unlikely to default on their debt, because that would almost inevitably make it more expensive for them to borrow money in the future, he said.

In the same way, the Daily Mail criticised a proposed TV dramadocumentary about the IRA on the grounds that "dramatisation almost inevitably makes the audience see things from the central character's point of view".

Terry, almost inevitably, made his mark on the game when he put Chelsea back in front seconds before the interval, sending a scrambled finish past Szczesny from Lampard's corner.

Feminist criminologists once argued that emancipation would inevitably make women more masculine and, therefore, more criminal - in that sense, they almost welcomed a rising female crime rate.

"People and companies will inevitably make mistakes," he said.

And those different brains, she argues, inevitably make different choices.

We will inevitably make mistakes.

You will inevitably make a mistake in front of him.

The consequent angle inevitably makes almost impossible judgment in what has now become a factor of millimetres, to a painted line often distorted by bowlers footmarks, and when sometimes the heel is raised anyway.

Even the most successful candidate inevitably makes significant mistakes.

This description of Atkinson's looping, metamorphosing narrative inevitably makes it sound tricksy, almost whimsical.