Still, if a nursing home is an inevitable destiny for you or a loved one, it is possible to find a good one.
"It is an inevitable destiny: the very reasons why a property is chosen for inscription on the world heritage list are also the reasons why millions of tourists flock to those sites year after year," wrote Francesco Bandarin, the former world heritage director at Unesco, in a 2002 manual called Managing Tourism at World Heritage Sites.
In it, she claimed there would be no peace in the Middle East until Saddam Hussein was toppled, that Israel must trade land for peace, and that the European Union (EU) was "fundamentally unreformable", "a classic utopian project, a monument to the vanity of intellectuals, a programme whose inevitable destiny is failure".
Dodging I.E.D.'s in Afghanistan might seem a logical, if not inevitable, destiny for the alienated youth of Warrenside, Pa., a moribund steel town where crack dealers and strip clubs beckon the unemployed, everyone owns a hunting rifle and junior warriors dress "in Kmart camouflage".
Their bemused detachment points toward the inevitable destiny commanded by a magnetic band capturing the zeitgeist with beauty, force and sheer talent.
If so, that would make the inevitable Destiny 2 more akin to a full MMO expansion pack – and since players are likely to be able to carry their characters over, the comparison stands.
Positions for and against unification — that it was the inevitable destiny of the Italian people, or a disastrous mistake — are a staple of Italian conversation, and, however cogently Graziano writes, one sometimes feels that he is loading the dice.
In Posters: A Critical Study of the Development of Poster Design in Continental Europe, England and America (1913), Charles Matlack Price warned: "When a poster fails, its failure is utter and irretrievable, and its inevitable destiny is its consignment to the limbo of waste paper".
Bibi tried to convey inevitable destiny; he had no new ideas.
Those images are few and far between in a movie that loses its way long before Kitai reaches the belching volcano that leads to his inevitable destiny.
We have come to think that if something is "in our genes", it is our inevitable destiny.
