Sentence examples for by unavoidable from inspiring English sources

The 2/3 has been held up by "unavoidable delays" during the morning rush three times this week (not to mention a few times last week).

Syria – as portrayed by unavoidable state television, newspapers and radio – is a land full of loyal citizens who are eternally grateful to their benevolent rulers.

Stability of solutions is important in physical problems because if slight deviations from the mathematical model caused by unavoidable errors in measurement do not have a correspondingly slight effect on the solution, the mathematical equations describing the problem will not accurately predict the future outcome.

However, their performance is strongly degraded by unavoidable experimental imperfections.

However, their efficiency is fundamentally limited by unavoidable recirculation flows within the impeller at all flight speeds, and by additional compressibility losses at high speeds.

However, due to imperfect electronic devices, it is difficult to ensure accurate frequency increments, and consequently, the array performance will be degraded by unavoidable frequency increment errors.

A leadership putsch now followed by an unavoidable election, however much demanded by Daniel Hannan, Farage, and assorted rightwing columnists, would undermine the progressive cause in Britain for generations.

Like all experimental measurements, GRO is affected by an unavoidable precision error (random) and, potentially, by technical or biological biases (not random).

However, not R, as may be predicted, but RS miracidia took the longest to become immobile, although this could be explained by an overall increase in fitness in this coinfected line by the unavoidable outbreeding between lines maintained within the laboratory for many generations.

Of course, methane emissions deliver energy to the environment, but do not spoil it, as methane is a (so far) unavoidable by-product of anaerobic degradation (by rumen cellulolytic bacteria) of the most widely spread substance in the biosphere, cellulose.

I do not wish to kill nor to be killed, but I can foresee circumstances in which both these things would be by me unavoidable.