Sentence examples for could be unavoidable from inspiring English sources

Analysts said a name change could be unavoidable.

Mr Webb said the move could be unavoidable given Mr Osborne's overall deficit-reduction targets and the slowing global economy.

If such strong-arm tactics continue, some fear that radicalization, at least among a small group of dissenters, could be unavoidable.

He said that did not mean the company was thinking of scrapping the Firestone brand, but analysts said a name change could be unavoidable.

As it is a statically determinate structure, if any strut has fault, a disaster could be unavoidable.

This could be an unavoidable consequence of having to use different mice as the source of infectious blood.

For instance, secondary metabolite accumulation could be an unavoidable physiological side-effect of gall formation that also happens to be defensive.

Fears are mounting that another meltdown in Greece may be unavoidable and could ricochet through other troubled European countries.

So cases of founder events not containing all genetic types in some regions might be unavoidable, and could severely affect the shape of the mismatch distribution.

"And that's important context for communities with self-driving cars on their streets; although we wish we could avoid all accidents, some will be unavoidable".

Contamination from cross pollination would be unavoidable, and that could put chard and table beet farmers there and elsewhere in the U.S. where GE sugar beets are grown, out of business due to loss of markets, something the USDA utterly failed to consider when approving Roundup Ready sugar beets for commercial use.