Sentence examples for and inevitable in the from inspiring English sources
The uncompleted book was intended to be a criticism of the economic concepts that make social relations in a free-market economy seem natural and inevitable, in the same way that concepts like the great chain of being and the divine right of kings once made the social relations of feudalism seem natural and inevitable.
Our schemes do not require any extra pixel expansion neither any encoding basis matrix, which are necessary and inevitable in the approaches of conventional visual cryptography.
You will not find the new pope thinking that because some American passions are new and "progressive" and "inevitable" in the minds of secular America, therefore, they represent the future.
Anyway, back then, as a columnist for Slate, I wrote a piece arguing that low wages and poor working conditions by Western standards were necessary and inevitable in poor countries — provoking the predictable outrage.
Given the nature of the disease and inevitable entry in the PDR, we believe that our proxy for diagnosis in the PDR (particularly for patients aged 30 and younger) is a reliable and feasible approach to future monitoring.
It was the next and inevitable step in the creation of an alliance that the United States has foolishly engineered through repeated and unnecessary affronts to the Russians.
Such a response was expected, and perhaps inevitable, in the weeks after the attacks.
Although typical and quite inevitable in the field of sexual behaviors, the use of self-report assessments has its load of methodological challenges and critiques, and raises additional validity and ethical questions when used with minor participants.
In wireless mobile communications, however, Doppler shift is common and inevitable, especially in the high-speed mobile environment.
I believe the Chinese cycle will move to its next and inevitable phase in the coming decade.
Foreign policy hawks in 1840 repeated loudly that violence against China "was honourable and inevitable until, in the popular imagination, it became so".
