Sentence examples for an inescapable problem from inspiring English sources

Over the weekend, Trump's purported indifference to support from white supremacists and fascists became an inescapable problem.

The high cosmic radiation equivalent dose rate represents an inescapable problem for the safe establishment of permanent human settlements on these planets.

There are a dozen or more demographic categories in which Clinton underformed Barack Obama in 2012, in addition to white people without college degrees, suggesting that Clinton's broad unpopularity was an inescapable problem.

The speech had an inescapable problem.

But it clearly has a larger reach, and shines light on an increasingly inescapable problem: the failure of the range of forces now pushing against Brexit (from Open Britain, to Scientists for EU and the student campaign FFS (AKA For our Future's Sake), and Britain for Europe) to do much more than working up their own side, and get anywhere near shifting the balance of opinion in the country.

Sontag had run afoul of a banal but inescapable problem.

But at least the country has made a start on fixing an urgent and ultimately inescapable problem.

The inescapable problem with Romney's plan, as the impartial Tax Policy Center calculated, is that the math doesn't work.

For all the abundance of related material, however, the inescapable problem is that there is little genuine Bosch.

To deal with the inescapable problem faced by working mothers, Baker organized "Little Mothers' Leagues" to provide training to young girls required to care for infants.

Although the locals are undeniably friendly and wonderful, there is always the inescapable problem of opportunistic theft, especially from the beaches.