Sentence examples for consider almost inevitable from inspiring English sources
Across the metropolitan region, government agencies, hospitals and health care workers are making preparations to handle an outbreak of SARS that many officials consider almost inevitable.
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law professor, is wrongly considered almost "inevitable" by most players in the justice system: a plea bargain.
Like so many kinds of change in our world, the changes that have reshaped publishing are considered almost inevitable, a natural byproduct of modern corporate capitalism.
It was considered almost unethical.
Though he was considered the almost-inevitable Republican Presidential nominee, he still had to suffer through the rise — and eventual fall — of a number of pretenders to the title, and the apathy of a G.O.P. primary electorate that seemed only to be holding its nose when it voted for him, rather than rushing to do so.
Trotsky's failure, however, seems to have been almost inevitable, considering his own qualities and the conditions of authoritarian rule by the Communist Party organization.
Indeed, if a person with SMD was somehow able to get married, usually due to the support of family and relatives, the study respondents considered that divorce would be almost inevitable.
Diseases of excess bone growth are rare, but bone degradation is an almost inevitable symptom of aging, and the severe form called osteoporosis is considered a major and mounting medical crisis.
Considering all that -- and the fact that there are a million deer in New York (make that 999,999), it seems almost inevitable that I would hit one.
