Sentence examples for described as inevitable from inspiring English sources
Sheldon told Guardian Australia he would continue to push for a federal Icac, which he described as "inevitable".
In an extended segment he described as "inevitable", Oliver then "got this over with", as requested by Joyce, starting with footage of Joyce's face and a dildo superimposed on a giant flag being waved by the filmmaker Peter Jackson.
It's a step he has previously described as "inevitable", but despite recently reading extracts at Flat Lake Literary and Arts Festival in Ireland, he continues to describe his book as "a work in suspension".
In addition, the episode is notable because it features the first romantic kiss between Mulder and Scully, described as "inevitable" by one critic.
Current national preparedness plans require local health departments to play an integral role in responding to an influenza pandemic, a major public health threat that the World Health Organization has described as "inevitable and possibly imminent".
Romney is often described as the "inevitable" nominee, yet "inevitability"seems ironically elusive, always just out of reach.
The decline of American manufacturing is often described as the inevitable result of global economic forces, such as cheap labor.
At the level of "deep, underlying psychological change", both depression and the destruction of festivities could be described as seemingly inevitable consequences of the broad process known as modernisation.
Mr. Bond said that to return to power, Republicans have "to play error-free ball" and hope for what he described as the inevitable overreach by a party now so firmly in control of government.
That delayed what she described as an inevitable rebellion against Mr. Milosevic, though she did not deny that Serbs eventually rose up, in part because they tired of the pain and isolation.
8.06pm GMT The press and politicians Leveson is highly critical of the cosy relationship that exists between the press and politicians: In these relationships, there is what I have described as an inevitable 'trading' element.
