In 1989, as the events leading to the fall of the Berlin Wall began to develop, The General in his Labyrinth appeared, an inevitable work in retrospect, about the great liberator Simon Bolivar, yet another Garcia Marquez protagonist trapped in his own power, his own celebrity, his own myth and his own illusions, all liquidated by death.
Rehabilitation of existing steel structures is an inevitable work in the cases of contractor shortcoming in construction, adding new stories or change of construction code requirements.
If you have outside interests, the inevitable work problems are less devastating and you will not be as bored.
As large as her reputation is, age does its inevitable work, and Aretha Franklin now is not Aretha Franklin of her peak years, in the late sixties and seventies.
However, my trip to Alberta has been incredibly productive, so there's lots of things to come once I've cleared the inevitable work backlog that appears whenever one goes away.
Not necessarily identical, but enough like them that they can side-step the inevitable work that comes with learning to tolerate and accept difference.
He presented this history not as the inevitable working out of vast and impersonal forces, but as an epic human conflict in which his own sympathies were fully invested, and fully visible.
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Lasting buy-in must be maintained; the EDM architecture must undergo regular "tune-ups" to address the inevitable work-arounds; vendor relationships need to be nurtured and proactively managed; and seismic shifts such as disruptive technology and global economic conditions must be factored into ongoing EDM activities.
There are, the International Maritime Organisation calculates, more than 85,000 working vessels (of over 100 gross tonnage) on the seas, so the loss of fewer than 200 is just an inevitable toll of working at sea.
(ON.1) is an inevitable assumption, when working on the physics of computation, since computer science must necessarily take into account the physical properties and limits of the data carriers.
