Sentence examples for deemed inevitable from inspiring English sources

It's an evolution Mr. Rugnetta deemed inevitable.

With the SNP dominating national politics, the further decline of Labour in Glasgow in the local elections was deemed inevitable.

Even when a "custody threshold" is crossed, a custodial sentence is not "deemed inevitable", if other courses of action such as fines, community service or suspended sentences are appropriate.

In the present era where light weighting of vehicles to meet legislation driven emission norms has gathered much pace, the surface engineering approach has been attracting increasing attention as its adoption is deemed inevitable if light alloys of Al, Ti and Mg are to be inducted for harvesting the potential associated benefits of fuel saving and yet yield enhanced component life.

It was, but in almost any direction other than towards the political pluralism that had then been deemed inevitable.Another moral is that one people-power revolt begets another.

It seems Techcrunch UK were, sensibly, preparing (or future-gazing) for what they deemed inevitable.

The world trading system, whose growth was deemed an inevitable part of globalization only a year ago, is now shrinking rapidly.

As a presidential candidate, she was deemed so inevitable that few serious Democrats even considered running against her for the party's nomination.

These problems stem directly from state regulation that deems development inevitable and positions TLU studies as a catch-all mechanism for competing processes: impact assessments and the duty to consult.

Having lived through ten years of tremors between Tony Blair and Gordon Brown already, the Labourites may now be accustomed to internal rifts and deem them inevitable in any broad based party.

During his weekly radio show appearance on Friday, Mayor Michael Bloomberg acknowledged the privacy concerns surrounding domestic drones but deemed their usage inevitable.