Sentence examples for but unavoidably from inspiring English sources

But, unavoidably, taxes must also go up.

The result is impressive, but unavoidably Disney in tone.

European trading partners Like domestic trading partners but unavoidably European (the name's a giveaway).

But, unavoidably, some icons come up again and again, like Mao or Tiananmen.

Slowly, but unavoidably, he was tipped to his left and towards the tarmac, like a giant redwood falling after being cut the final time by the woodcutter's axe.

They seem to believe that an economic system thrives best on creative destruction guided by an invisible hand and that stakeholders other than shareholders may, unfortunately but unavoidably, suffer collateral damage.

But still, unavoidably, they come from childhood.

Something like stock-car racing, by contrast, is dangerous, but not unavoidably so.

"We always like projects where puppets are not gratuitous additions but are unavoidably necessary," Mr. Jones said.

Some of these challenges can be dealt with, but solutions unavoidably increase transaction costs which, in turn, may affect scalability.

I assured her that snoring had had nothing to do with the divorce, which was amicable but also unavoidably painful.