Sentence examples for clearly inevitable from inspiring English sources

This is clearly inevitable.

Indeed, Fitzgerald probably cut the incident because it makes the wreckage of Gatsby's fantasy too clearly inevitable: why read on?

Officials at the commission interpreted Mr. Klapper's earlier comments to mean that Goldman was far from agreeing to a settlement and that a filing was clearly inevitable, according to the two people involved in the settlement talks.

There have already been numerous cuts -- slashing the dividend in half, reducing the white-collar work force by 5,000 workers, cutting production and idling some plants -- yet more are clearly inevitable.

But remember two key points: First, the $17.4 billion initial round of bridge loans that was provided at the end of 2008 was necessary only because GM and Chrysler had been utterly derelict in not preparing for restructurings through bankruptcy that were clearly inevitable.

Perhaps the most upsetting thing about this morning's terror attack in Finsbury Park – in which a man drove a van into worshippers leaving a mosque – is that it was so clearly inevitable.

But as the events of 2008 and 2009 showed so clearly, the inevitable consequence of globalisation is that causation flows every which way through the world economy.

Yet one feels impatient as he torturously tries to track academic concepts of class and mentalité onto what are, clearly, the inevitable inner squabbles of fan clubs and interest groups.

Every movement is improbable until it happens; after the fact it so clearly was inevitable.

Data show that depression is clearly not inevitable in those who are 100 or older, regardless of their past or present circumstances.

Each disturbance pointed clearly to the inevitable growth among Africans of the belief that violence was the only way out - it showed that a government which uses force to maintain its rule teaches the oppressed to use force to oppose it.