Sentence examples for could inexorably from inspiring English sources

Yet events could inexorably lead to it.

The Bernanke years could lead inexorably to another crash.

Mr Bush also faces a couple of problems that are specific to his brand of conservatism.First, embracing mommy issues could lead inexorably to embracing mommy solutions.

Without a doubt, this is the sort of game you could find yourself inexorably sucked into for months.

If a Greek exit from the euro zone is mishandled, contagion to the other struggling member-states could be uncontrollable, leading inexorably to the collapse of the euro.

"This is a time of great global tension, when fiery rhetoric could all too easily lead us, inexorably, to unspeakable horror," the organization said.

The front-line chemistry was as tight as anyone could hope for, but I found myself inexorably drawn to the rhythm section, featuring the bassist Kaveh Rastegar, the keyboardist Adam Benjamin and the drummer Nate Wood.

So the idea that an executive team with such an inexorably narrow, U.S.-focused perspective could meaningfully — let alone helpfully — serve the whole of humanity is a nonsense.

By design, I was inexorably attached to the soup; I could giveth or taketh away.

Doctors tried to wean him off the ventilator but he couldn't quite make it, and he slowly, inexorably failed.

When I sat in on husband school in Binkolo village, I could see the wheels of change moving slowly, inexorably forward.