Sentence examples for bears an inevitable from inspiring English sources
The provision of water service is a challenging technical job that bears an inevitable price tag.One of the greatest challenges of the 21st century is to ensure that the impoverished and those in the developing world have access to the same quality water we take for granted in the United States.
That this unraveling is, on the whole, happiness inducing or inevitable (rather than, to date, inexorable) is a proposition that bears a burden of proof not yet met.
They also bear a severe market risk: the inevitable global transition off fossil fuels.
In "Our Andromeda" Shaughnessy has brought to bear her inevitable syntactic and sonic hula-hooping, her playful and ironic uses of form, her vivid mind on poems that absolutely matter.
If you have to grit your teeth and bear the inevitable volatility of your portfolio in the form of dental bills and sleepless nights, it's likely that you should construct a more conservative portfolio in the first place.
His first autobiography, published in 1981, bore the almost inevitable title "Eddie: My Life, My Loves".
It's compelling and touching and there is an inevitable twist in the story that proved too emotional to bear.
Because it is dioecious, kiwifruit has an inevitable disadvantage in breeding; paternal parents are selected with unknown fruit quality since male plants cannot bear fruit.
And an inevitable outcome.
Such a moniker implies an inevitable fatality.
