Sentence examples for clashes are inevitable from inspiring English sources
"I understand when campaigns end and when the governing begins". But policy clashes are inevitable.
The two have very different personalities and, as Phillips noted yesterday, both are headstrong, and clashes are inevitable.
While Microsoft may have the most egregious reputation in the industry, everyone agrees that these types of clashes are inevitable in an industry where no one company can completely dominate.
Such are the times -- not too different from the past, but just more heated and widespread -- that constitutional clashes are inevitable.
Coyote experts — it is a small but vibrant community —said that the animals were thriving across the country, and that clashes were inevitable.
The same cannot be said for Egypt's political scorecard.With rival October 6th demonstrations called by Mr Morsi's Muslim Brothers and by their enemies, everyone assumed that clashes were inevitable.
As the Scot made allowances for Ince in Manchester, so Ince made allowances both for his former manager and himself in Blackburn, insisting personality clashes were inevitable in what he believes was the greatest United side of the Ferguson era.
We were different in most ways, so clashes were inevitable.
However, cultural differences and trade issues between the colonists and the natives meant that clashes were inevitable, and the Pequot War was the first major conflict the colony engaged in.
Soon after the wall fell, I recall writing that unless the western allies and the Soviets came to a firm agreement of spheres of influence and a neutral zone in Middle Europe and the Baltic a dangerous series of clashes was inevitable.
