Sentence examples for challenges are inevitable from inspiring English sources
Storm in a shot glass The shackled boss ReprintsSince the restrictions have no basis in the law, challenges are inevitable.
But since the overwhelming number of beneficiaries of such policies are white, some scholars say that legal challenges are inevitable.
At the end of the review a final FCC vote will decide the future of internet regulation; court challenges are inevitable whatever the result.
Its plans to offer a full range of telecoms services are dogged by court action; big cellular operators, such as AT&T and Hutchison Whampoa, have challenged a ruling that helps Reliance expand at their expense.Such challenges are inevitable as India becomes more open and more transparent.
But with more than a dozen states putting graduation exams into effect in the next three years -- and others requiring new tests for promotion to the next grade -- the debate has become broader and more urgent, with some education experts predicting that new legal challenges are inevitable.
And data protection experts say legal challenges are inevitable.
But many lawyers, even some inside the Administration, believe that the challenges were inevitable, considering the dubious constitutionality of the commissions.
The agency's chairman, Michael K. Powell, who was the architect of the changes, said in a telephone interview this afternoon that court challenges were inevitable, both from critics who say the agency went too far and from some companies, like the television networks, which wanted the commission to go further.
To allow a huge amount of learners gaining new knowledge and skills in an open education framework, the recourse to e-assessment systems able to cover this strong demand and respective challenges is inevitable.
Though a free-sheet challenge was inevitable, the Standard's negativity made it easier for its opponent to move in.
According to one theory, as early as next week a deputation of senior figures will inform him that unless he resigns with dignity a formal leadership challenge is inevitable.
