Sentence examples for considered an unavoidable from inspiring English sources

Negotiating these deals hurt EA's bottom line but were considered an unavoidable cost to maintain an edge over the competition.

Those electricians have a ready response to anyone who suggests that poor electrical work might be considered an unavoidable cost of war.

For students in the UK, riding the rental rollercoaster is considered an unavoidable part of the university experience, and the ups and downs don't come cheap.

Until recently, just as the fever and itchy blisters of chickenpox were an inevitable part of childhood, shingles were considered an unavoidable risk of old age, impossible to predict or prevent and often accompanied by pain doctors have found notoriously difficult to control.

This chapter emphasizes the solution for oil spills, as it is no longer considered an unavoidable "accident" of environmental conditions or a function of a catastrophic event.

Pretreatment of lignocellulosic biomass is considered an unavoidable first step in enzyme-based saccharification schemes, but its necessity in any proposed anaerobic fungi-based schemes is still unclear.

From now on, noble metal nanoparticles (NPs) are considered as an unavoidable family of catalysts, at the border between heterogeneous bulk materials and molecular complexes.

For straining mechanism, we employed the "self-actuation" technique that exploits the very large residual stress and thus obviates the need for any external means for actuation such as piezo drive, thermal actuator etc. Residual stress, which develops in the silicon nitride film during deposition, is generally considered as an unavoidable problematic feature in the deposition process.

TC Boyle expresses precisely the timbre of my fear of flying in his short story "The Human Fly": "At best, I consider flying an unavoidable necessity, a time to resurrect forgotten prayers and contemplate the end of all joy in a twisted howling heap of machinery; at worst, I rank it right up there with psychotic episodes and torture at the hands of malevolent strangers".

The fandom acknowledges that such material is generated by a subset of the group, but consider it "an unavoidable part of any online fandom", as described by TV Guides Sadie Gennis, and not worry about this facet.

Since the early twentieth century, the slaughter of innocents has been considered a legitimate military tactic or, not much better, unavoidable collateral damage.