Sentence examples for an inevitable impact from inspiring English sources
The experience of recalling the most traumatising episodes in their lives has an inevitable impact.
In this tournament the specialist spinners have had an inevitable impact.
But the new guidelines will, he said, have an inevitable impact on public debate.
If so, there is the real prospect of anonymity becoming the norm in a whole host of criminal cases with an inevitable impact on our "open justice" principle.
U.S. officials declined to discuss the mood within Assad's inner circle, but one senior official with access to intelligence reports said the rebels' steady advance on Damascus was having an inevitable impact.
It is an inevitable impact of intervention focusing on the north that groups scatter and pop up in different areas, according Andrew Lebovich, a visiting fellow at the European Council of Foreign Relations.
Spending on farming as a share of total public spending in developing countries fell by half between 1980 and 2004.This decline has had a slow, inevitable impact.
Now let me be clear: no nation can ever have a veto over American security, even if the United States and Russia cannot reach agreement; even if we cannot secure the support of our allies at first; even if we conclude that the Chinese will respond to N.M.D. by increasing their arsenal of nuclear weapons substantially with a corollary inevitable impact in India and then in Pakistan.
A fourth season without Champions League football has had its inevitable impact at Anfield.
The UK, like most high-income countries, has an ageing population, with the number of over 65-year-olds set to increase by 9 million over the next 35 years. 1 An ageing population presents a number of challenges, such as an increasing number of people with chronic health problems and the inevitable impact on healthcare resources.
Today, the mere sight of a character approaching a crossing without a hi-vis jacket and a lollipop sign is enough to prepare audiences for the inevitable impact.
