Sentence examples for equally inevitable from inspiring English sources

But to look past the inevitably gloomy post-Christmas headlines (and the equally inevitable "50%-off" window signs), what is odd is just how dominant the old model of debt-fuelled consumerism remains.

In this context, a movie was inevitable.Perhaps equally inevitable is that it is posthumous.

Its fall and the victory of the proletariat are equally inevitable".

One result, perhaps equally inevitable, is confusion: What should we be feeling a year later?

An inevitable HBO special led to the equally inevitable offer of a series, although the boys' reaction was less predictable.

By a process of elimination, it was equally inevitable that Atmosphere would swell up over the end credits.

Respones among bloggers ranged from the inevitable jokes about the "iPod Minnie" to the equally as inevitable comparisons to the ill-fated merger AOL-Time Warner merger.

Equally, it was inevitable that Brown's inept handling of the Megrahi affair would be used by his opponents to underline the Prime Minister's unsuitability for the "speed kills" style of modern communications.

Equally it is inevitable that there will be some missing data; however, only 1.5% of patients in our previous collaborative study had missing data.

But equally ugly is the inevitable wave of schadenfreude.

Equally important are the inevitable political ramifications of formally opening the Afghan case: The prosecutor would have to deal with both allegations against the Taliban and NATO troops.