Sentence examples for can inevitably from inspiring English sources

The Mandela name can inevitably open doors.

Prose's summaries and explanations of dialogue and plot can, inevitably, sometimes read like CliffsNotes, but she makes a persuasive argument for Anne Frank's literary genius.

In the event that none of the above is available, the dispute can inevitably become one party's word against the other, which could turn on an individual's character and credibility.

You can, inevitably, follow it all on Twitter.Mr Najib says the ETP is starting the year "with a bang by switching into overdrive", part of a wider modernisation to win the Malaysian economy rich-world status by 2020.

The extra dimension of the show allowing the viewers to hear what the character is really thinking provides another layer of contrast from which more jokes can inevitably flow and makes up the show's admirably high gag-per-minute-rate.

As most festival-goers will probably have spent the majority of the year cooped up indoors, the sudden 24-hour exposure to the elements can inevitably take its toll on their pasty skin.

Well we can, but inevitably, it's not that simple.

All we can do, inevitably, is learn – which probably sounds as washed-out as I currently feel.

Yes, it is the portrait of three tragic people, but it's also the portrait of three partners who are doing the best they can, which, inevitably, will not be enough.

Sometimes, soap opera and social commentary merge: Kez's one abusive client, the one who beats him up him just because he can, is inevitably a passing Yank insurance consultant, one of the new business class, in a $3,000 suit.

And after the peak can only inevitably come one thing... Facebook has put no small amount of energy into growing its audience internationally, starting with the infamous crowdsourced translations of local sites and pushed on in developing countries by Facebook Zero.