Sentence examples for becoming inescapable from inspiring English sources

But increasingly, for the industry, upstate landowners, farmers, environmentalists, for people concerned with water, food and the state's economy, it is becoming inescapable.

However by the afternoon, as French television headlines read "The Tour Under Suspicion", the sense of déjà vu was becoming inescapable.

Indeed, the pressure of all these thoughts, opinions and experiences – a shifting sea of words – is becoming inescapable.

And so the circle goes on, in a Britain where one's class is becoming so inescapable it might as well be one's caste.

With volunteer interns becoming an inescapable fixture of many offices, a consensus has emerged around the need to offer an intern wage – with increasing focus on those organisations that fail to do so.

Reactions to the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon continued to stream onto the Web, becoming the inescapable focus of e-mail lists and sites devoted to everything from genealogy to Broadway.

Social campaigns like the Ice Bucket Challenge and No-makeup Selfie are becoming pretty inescapable.

Social media charity campaigns like the Ice Bucket Challenge and No Makeup Selfie are becoming pretty inescapable.

After the VMA nominations were announced in July, Minaj took to the social media platform to complain about her snub for "Anaconda" - -which was left out of the "Video of the Year" race, despite becoming an inescapable cultural force -- pointing out, "If your video celebrates women with very slim bodies, you will be nominated for vid of the year".

Glamour has become inescapable.

"Fake breasts have become inescapable.