Sentence examples for damage is unavoidable from inspiring English sources

"Assessment of the technology lags behind its development, information is anecdotal and contradictory, and uncertainty about possible benefits and damage is unavoidable," said the report.

If damage is unavoidable, the property owner must compensate by either creating new wetlands or restoring existing wetlands elsewhere.

As with many other errors made by the police, when the wrong person catches a bullet from a government-issued gun it's assumed that such collateral damage is unavoidable.

An Israeli official responded by saying, "Given the extensive nature of the Hamas infiltration of the civilian infrastructure," such as booby-trap bombs, "damage was unavoidable".

Finally, it is important to emphasize that most internal sources of DNA damage are unavoidable and/or due to mistakes in DNA maintenance processes.

While damage is now unavoidable, he said, mitigation efforts could reduce the cost of adaptation.

Residual stand damage is an unavoidable risk of selection cutting, but the level of damage should be minimised to assure quality timber from future harvests.

When a massive disaster such as an earthquake or a typhoon occurs, some damage to service networks is unavoidable (e.g., electricity, water service, gas and so on).

However, imaging directly at the absorption peak poses significant challenges because physical and chemical damage of the cell is unavoidable [ 8], thus long term observation of the cell is extremely difficult.

"An adjustment in the next few days is unavoidable as the damage amount was much bigger than market expectations, and there are further uncertainties, such as the possibility of a sales ban," said John Park, from Daishin Securities.

Clinically, because damage to normal tissues surrounding tumor is unavoidable in radiotherapy, a high dose of IR is often fractionated to reduce the side-effects of radiotherapy.