Sentence examples for be more inevitable from inspiring English sources

No new car book could be more inevitable than "Corvette: Fifty Years".

The comparison with Otto is more inevitable than fair.

Whose nomination was more inevitable, Mrs. Clinton's six months ago or Barack Obama's two weeks ago?

At the same time, her candidacy has always been more inevitable than inspiring, with negative perceptions of the Democratic nominee persisting within the party even at this late stage of the election calendar.

Prolonged sick leave appeared to be more or less inevitable in these cases.

There will be more baseball games and the inevitable photographs of him on vacation.

And what's even more inevitable is that people who are living in primitive conditions, once they're exposed to first-world lives, tend to want them.

"Looking back," he muses, "[becoming a designer] was probably more inevitable than I was conscious of, [given] my family's legacy". Founded in 1932, Maurice Villency was later renamed Villency Design Group.

My unsteady march to 65 was more or less inevitable.

But for Sucharita Mulpuru, an analyst at Forrester Research, the collapse was more fundamental and inevitable than that.

Mr. Kessler never stopped skating, but it was more or less inevitable that would he slow down somewhat as he aged.