Sentence examples for because of the inevitable from inspiring English sources

"Because of the inevitable Streisand comparisons, I say go another direction completely: a woman of color.

They cannot all be accomplished equally well because of the inevitable limitations of equipment and process technology.

Turley said that Redcar's £80m support package actually amounted to £50m, because of the inevitable cost of redundancies.

It made me more wary of becoming friends with people because of the inevitable comments they would make".

His path has been long partly because of the inevitable delays in our court processes and partly because of the requirement that he exhaust state remedies.

Water tolerance is an important topic for low temperature NH3-SCR, because of the inevitable deactivation of the catalyst in the presence of water.

Because of the horribleness of the inevitable, disappearing in a writhing, tightening knot of terror.

Because the central theme of "the inevitable" is so strongly established, the mix of allusions and styles successfully coheres.

Do we stay in dead relationships because we're afraid of the inevitable changes if we leave?

Desandann is a 10-member voice-and-percussion choir from the Cuban city of Camagüey, although only four men and five women performed Saturday because of the seemingly inevitable visa problems.

Don't open yourself up to the charge of curmudgeonliness, because the inevitable retort — "You just don't get it, Professor!