Sentence examples for entirely inevitable from inspiring English sources
Milan's eventual winner, a header from Mario Yepes, felt entirely inevitable.
"It was entirely inevitable if artillery shells landed in that area there would be a high number of casualties," he said.
But it's lovely to be reminded of a time when the ultimate surrender of this man's sublime talent to the dark forces within him did not seem entirely inevitable.
The crisis in Syria today is presented almost entirely as an inevitable armed conflict.
No one understands this better, I suspect, than McCall Smith himself, who I'm sure also recognises that the fragile customs, culture and ways of life that are the real stars of his No 1 Ladies Detective Agencyy books may not entirely survive the inevitable onslaught of development.
Scale back the law's spending and regulation, or get rid of it entirely, and the inevitable result will be more people struggling to find care or facing hardship because of medical expenses.
Last year, a consortium of scientists released a "shocking" report about coming mass extinctions of marine life, confirming the death of the oceans is now nearly inevitable, entirely thanks to human activity.
Nepal is not alone in its mistreatment of women around menstruation: countries around the world, from Malawi to the United States, have practices and policies -- such as making any talk of periods taboo, or taxing tampons -- that discriminate against women for an entirely normal and inevitable bodily function.
Under such conditions, they said, miscalculations were inevitable, and entirely human.
Indeed, in the face of this deluge of revelations, it is entirely understandable – and almost inevitable – that citizens will suspect the worst of their rulers.
