Sentence examples for become an inevitable consequence from inspiring English sources

Whether because of despair, suicide or natural causes, death has become an inevitable consequence of our politically driven failure to close the prison — a natural byproduct of the torment and uncertainty indefinite detention inflicts on human beings.

Microbiome profiling, therefore, may well become an inevitable arm of all clinical trials in the future.

Yet the loose-jointedness of his previously coiled body suggests a sadness offset by growth, the angry kid having become a man who accepts loss as an inevitable consequence of feeling.

I also sometimes disagreed with the advice given by one book or the other; this is an inevitable consequence of having become somewhat set in my ways in three decades of teaching and of having a different perspective from the authors of these volumes.

But it is hypocritical for the West to applaud Taiwan's democratic transformation while complaining about an inevitable consequence of that transformation that the island's status has become a central issue of its politics.

They may accept symptoms as an inevitable consequence of chemotherapy, only seeking help when the symptoms become severe (Woodgate, 2003; Gibson et al, 2010).

Writing that the widening gap is an "inevitable consequence" of an advanced market-based economy, he said that pay first became unequal as not everybody could do the same job anymore.

Gray sees the present collapse as an inevitable consequence of the human condition, and particularly the human belief that somehow industrialisation is progressive, and can become wholly benign, for everybody.

But Mr Obama's speech is an inevitable consequence of this.

But is it an inevitable consequence of limited resources?

This is an inevitable consequence of Lanchester's narrative method.