Sentence examples for cannot avoid the fact from inspiring English sources

Still, one cannot avoid the fact that a private decision, once seen through a public prism, becomes a metaphor.

But he cannot avoid the fact that BT's deep pockets, and compelling strategic reason for investment, represent the biggest threat to Sky's dominance in its 21-year history.

Individuals and groups cannot avoid the fact that ethnic differences exist, but they determine for themselves what to make of those differences.

"In my view we cannot avoid the fact, as Governor Bernanke pointed out, that we face an asymmetry," Mr. Greenspan said at the May 2003 meeting.

We cannot avoid the fact that British Muslims are facing rising levels of Islamophobia, anti-Muslim hate and the mainstreaming of racism in our country on a daily basis.

Similarly, in a July poll for NBC News, 55percentt of registered voters agreed with a statement that trade was good "because it opens up new markets and we cannot avoid the fact that it is a global economy," while 38percentt agreed that trade was bad "because it has hurt manufacturing and other key industries".

Nauru would do better to let them in – perhaps on condition they stay a while – so they cannot avoid the facts entirely.

He was quoted in a speech in North Carolina saying, "We as an industry cannot avoid the simple fact that we caused a lot of damage, and we have to help make sure it doesn't happen again".

"Behind all the hyper-technical arguments," Judge Block wrote, "lies one basic fact that the government cannot avoid: the government failed to obtain a conviction in the first instance and is now looking for the proverbial second bite of the apple".

But we also cannot avoid the necessity of judging.

Executives who cannot avoid the gatherings often develop coping strategies.