Sentence examples for be inevitable in from inspiring English sources
adjective
Impossible to avoid or prevent.
- We were going so fast that the collision was inevitable.
That may be inevitable in a free-market economy.
While gentrification may be inevitable in a city like San Francisco, it need not be inhumane.
A rethinking of the television licence would be inevitable in a world without television sets.
That may be inevitable in a region of such deep inequalities and widespread poverty.
Romance can be inevitable in an office of like-minded young politicos.
But a Greek default could still be inevitable in the end.
And yet, racial segregation may not be inevitable in large multi-ethnic cities.
"Errors were going to be inevitable in a process this monumental".
But that may be inevitable in a work of family history written for a wider audience.
Yet Mr. Mooney and others say that co-signing may be inevitable in some instances, given the financial environment.
Such evasiveness may sometimes be inevitable in domestic politics, but in international affairs it can be very dangerous.
