Sentence examples for considered inevitable that from inspiring English sources

It is considered inevitable that a Chinese or Middle Eastern billionaire will one day spend millions on a Strad for the private use of his offspring.

It is considered inevitable that the increasing production and application of engineered nanoparticles will lead to their release into the environment.

It is also considered inevitable that different versions of the same program, or even two executables compiled with different compilers or compiler options, produce slightly different results for what should be the same model (interdependence).

The arrival of cholera in Florida had been considered inevitable for a state that is home to at least 250,000 people of Haitian descent — large numbers of whom travel to and from the island nation — and a jumping-off point for aid workers.

The departures of Coach Stan Van Gundy and General Manager Otis Smith on Monday were considered inevitable after a tumultuous season that began with Dwight Howard's trade demand and ended with a first-round playoff flameout.

But the new drugs may slow, perhaps even prevent, the progression that was once considered inevitable for many patients.

27th over: 106-5 (Lara 46 Baugh 1) Anderson is thrown the ball once more, a prospect that wasn't considered inevitable after the debacle of his last six balls, and he appears to have heeded the advice of his captain - bowl straighter.

Dr. Bennet I. Omalu of the Brain Injury Research Institute of West Virginia described the "disruptions" in the brain that he considered inevitable from the collisions of football.

Even Mr. Humala's movement, which is expected to become the largest bloc in Congress once votes are tabulated from the April 9 election, is such a loose assortment of politicians that desertions are considered inevitable.

These declines in function that accompany adaptation – tradeoffs – are often considered inevitable costs or constraints of adaptation [ 1].

Some overreaction is considered inevitable.