Sentence examples for been inevitable for a while from inspiring English sources

It has probably been inevitable for a while.

Some rebound has been inevitable for a while, as vehicle replacement rates have stood at unprecedented and unsustainable levels.

I'm guessing Chapter 9 has been inevitable for Detroit for a while, but the timing and specifics of it were forced on the city by Republican governor Rick Snyder, a former business executive (at Gateway Computers; remember them?) and venture capitalist.

While it is inevitable for a digital-only Netflix, they must be careful to not upset their core customers — the ones that have been in it since the beginning.

All of that was inevitable for a number of reasons.

Indeed, a delay has been inevitable for weeks.

In the light of this peculiar innovation chain based upon incremental steps, rather than major leaps forward, steadily at the mercy of reverse-engineering, and the intrinsic public good nature of biodiversity's informational component, regulatory intervention is inevitable for fostering investment in plant breeding, while ensuring the conservation of genetic variability.

The fallout will likely be different this time around, in part because of changes in the music industry and a growing sense among evangelicals that divorce — while a disappointment — may be inevitable for some marriages.

But while a trip through checkpoint tedium is inevitable for those who wish to fly, the journey doesn't have to be a long one.

But while debt may be inevitable for many, keeping the cost of borrowing down is both essential and manageable.

While this may be inevitable for animals in the wild, but that doesn't mean you should give your pets anything stronger than catnip.