Sentence examples for environment is inevitable from inspiring English sources

For these methods, a precise attenuation model in the environment is inevitable for an accurate localization.

Alteration to bone in the burial environment is inevitable, and affects many aspects of archaeological scientific investigation.

Since the control of acid rain and its effects on the environment is inevitable, many researchers have carried out different studies on this issue and have offered solutions to eliminate or control acid rain's effects.

Expectedly, with rising global production, TPA discharge into the environment is inevitable, and growing public health issues are foreseeable.

Neither economic growth and poverty reduction nor protection of people and environment are inevitable, so we need concerted, purposeful, passionate and faithful action.

Deaths of some patients in such an environment are inevitable and this eventually leads to poor staff motivation and job dissatisfaction, which can finally make a health worker decide to leave, thus creating a vicious cycle of staff attrition.

In practice, except for clutter non-stationarity, the non-homogeneity of clutter [23] caused by environments is inevitable, such as power non-homogeneity, interference target, discrete interference, etc., and it will cause that the variation of clutter statistics at range becomes more serious, and clutter DOFs are further increased.

Because of the limitation of inaccurate measurement as well as all kinds of noises and perturbs in underwater environment, it is inevitable for us to receive the desirable signal with noise and have the uncertainties in modeling real ocean environment [2].

Given today's political environment, it is inevitable that any decision favoring Mr. Cheney will be decried as biased by the opposition.

Thus, if the dust samples from the house and from handwipes have different particle size distributions and are from different spatial positions in the indoor environment, it is inevitable that the PBDE levels in handwipes and house dust will be different and the correlation between PBDE in human serum and house dust will be weaker.

"In difficult recruiting environments, it is inevitable that either quality standards or recruiting resources be subject to adjustment," said Richard I. Stark Jr., a retired Army colonel who is a military personnel specialist at the Center for Strategic and International Studies here.