Sentence examples for be an unavoidable consequence from inspiring English sources

Mass shootings may be an unavoidable consequence of life, but Donald Trump's cloddish buffoonery is not.

The reluctance to take a harder line on drowsy driving also stems from a perception that driving tired — unlike driving drunk — may be an unavoidable consequence in a modern world, in which people have busy schedules and may work long hours or more than one job.

This would be an unavoidable consequence of the use of the system for some proteins.

This could be an unavoidable consequence of having to use different mice as the source of infectious blood.

Stress was thought to be an unavoidable consequence of the integrated screening.

Heil and Karban (2009) similarly suggest that interplant communication via VOC stress signals may be an unavoidable consequence of individual defence strategies or are an extension of within-plant signalling.

Postoperative pain is an unavoidable consequence of open abdominal surgery.

He said such leakage was "an unavoidable consequence of the lack of ground troops".

In Terror in Chechnya, Gilligan challenges Russian claims that civilian casualties in Chechnya were an unavoidable consequence of civil war.

However, in his desire to seek a new challenge, relinquishing some home comforts is an unavoidable consequence.

Any effective protest inevitably causes a degree of disruption and inconvenience: it is an unavoidable consequence of the right to protest, which is a cornerstone of our democracy.