Sentence examples for could become inevitable from inspiring English sources

Unless that report is more honest than this week's claims, military action could become inevitable.

An exit from the euro might not be immediate but could become inevitable: the Greek government would be forced to default not just on the €1.5 billion due to the IMF this month, but on nearly €7 billion-worth of bonds held by the ECB, which should be redeemed in July and August.Facing that forbidding prospect, the reasonable course of action would be for Mr Tsipras to accept the deal on offer.

Without it, such a conflict, or the equally alarming and unacceptable emergence of Iran as a nuclear power, could become inevitable," said Hussein Ibish, a scholar at the Gulf-funded Arab Gulf States Institute in Washington.

Additionally, unless a political solution is found to the 2010 Gaza-Flotilla, the Greek-Israeli military partnership could easily escalate into regional instability as maritime tensions in the eastern Mediterranean with Turkey could become inevitable.

In a sense, one could say that these kinds of invasive debates become inevitable once the traditional zone of privacy around public figures collapses.

Social Security is not in crisis yet, but steps like these could push the program into worse financial straights where significant benefit cuts become inevitable.

When you realized that you could do no more to reverse her progressive disease and that death had become inevitable, you abandoned her.

He could see that his impeachment by the House, conviction by the Senate, and forced removal from office had become inevitable.

Reforms will become inevitable, but if Mr Rohani can cut a deal with the West to ease sanctions, they could be introduced more gradually and less painfully.Next in our special report on Iran: Sanctions: Shackled (6/8) .

At that point, the government's collapse would become inevitable.

By the end, his departure had become inevitable.