Sentence examples for considered inevitable from inspiring English sources

Rather like a law of nature or scientific fact, the gentrification process is now considered inevitable, and inevitably bad.

Some overreaction is considered inevitable.

But if anyone could ever be considered inevitable, it would be Mrs. Clinton right now.

Sooner or later a major cooling of the climate is widely considered inevitable.

Outright mergers between some institutions are considered inevitable in the near future.

Falls among the elderly, a common source of injuries, have largely been considered inevitable.

In the meantime, with the flurry of data centers entering the market, consolidation is considered inevitable.

But an increase in interest rates, which many people consider inevitable, would add to federal costs for interest payments on the publicly held debt.

Should such supersalmon escape from fish farms into the natural environment, as most experts consider inevitable, they might compete more successfully for food and mates than wild salmon, driving the wild stocks into decline.

Yet behind Fort Campbell's just-another-weekend calm, its 24,000 troops have been steeling themselves for battle, packing equipment, honing rifle skills, readying loved ones for the deployment orders they all consider inevitable.

Kim said the response to bigger epidemics, which he considers inevitable, will require coordination among a number of U.N. agencies.