Sentence examples for considered unavoidable from inspiring English sources

This phenomenon, generally considered unavoidable, has a strong impact on the tunnel builder both in the economical and policy fields.

The European Commission has given the country until 2014 to start shrinking it, but spending cuts before then are considered unavoidable.

(Press reports Sep 2010): 58 of the Trust's back office staff placed Òat riskÓ of redundancy, with 37 redundancies considered unavoidable.

But the Pentagon apparently tried to tease out of China's itemized $1 million request for compensation those expenses which it considered unavoidable after the badly damaged EP-3 plane made its emergency landing.

Although pull percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy (Pull-PEG) is a commonly used procedure, peristomal infection and tumor implantation are considered unavoidable complications of this procedure as the instrument passes through the oral cavity.

In short, we claim that the very fact that multiple perspectives can exist simultaneously means that disagreement on the role of network companies must be considered unavoidable.

So does Mr. Obama, who does not hide his frustration over the turn toward full-throated combat he now considers unavoidable.

A phase-in, which most analysts consider unavoidable, might slash $300 billion from the revenue pot, leaving roughly $1.7 trillion, just over what the White House seeks.

One must also consider unavoidable losses connected to the extraction efficiency (72%) and decay period of 3 days.

David Cooley, the club's owner, said that those measures amounted to "a nominal cost" that he considers unavoidable for a gay bar that draws a crowd.

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