Sentence examples for entirely unavoidable from inspiring English sources

Andrew N. Liveris, the company's chairman and chief executive, said the changes were "extremely unwelcome but entirely unavoidable" as oil and natural gas continue to set records.

The new modus operandi in polite society is to avoid talking about Brexit unless entirely unavoidable.

Many found that it was entirely unavoidable at times, and that there would be days where they could not stop scratching.

Now it's immediate and inevitable, and for those walking through the halls of the Los Angeles Convention Center this week, entirely unavoidable.

Not all fracking risks are due to bad regulation and procedure in the US: accidental spills, operational emissions and cement or well casing failure are not entirely unavoidable; these risks are inherent with the fracking process [4, 16].

While the risks associated with a strong dollar aren't entirely unavoidable for companies and, in turn, individual investors, there are a number of ways that American multinational corporations try to mitigate these currency risks.

It's entirely natural, and utterly unavoidable, to be rejected by some.

He ignored it entirely until commenting became unavoidable last October and he called for Figari's suspension from Sodalicio pending investigation.

The format adopted for "Law & Order: UK" makes these sorts of comparisons to "Law & Order" unavoidable, if not entirely fair.

Its main events are vividly described here (thanks to a certain amount of unavoidable speculation), but entirely in order to serve Egginton's detailed reading of his famous novel.

This is an extremely difficult and unavoidable, but in my view not entirely negative development.