Sentence examples for even more inevitable from inspiring English sources

Defaults became even more inevitable after the recession slashed graduates' job possibilities.

But the first of those came when the project had only three days to run - and failure looked even more inevitable.

And what's even more inevitable is that people who are living in primitive conditions, once they're exposed to first-world lives, tend to want them.

Defeat appeared even more inevitable last night when Mr Barroso was reported to have told the key Liberal group that he was unable to offer a reshuffle of his team.

Mark Hughes, the Queen's Park Rangers manager, last night suggested that managers have lost faith in referees after the dubious dismissal of his captain, Shaun Derry, had rendered defeat even more inevitable to a Manchester United side who can now afford to lose two games and still be crowned Premier League champions.

(When the throngs returned to the streets on Saturday, looking even more determined, the inevitable protest art featured Putin draped in a giant condom).

But, while The Ballad of Sexual Dependency chronicles a twilight world of cavalier drug use, it also portrays, even more graphically, the inevitable downside, including her own addiction, an abusive relationship and the deaths of some of those closest to her as the Aids epidemic of the late 1980s scythed through the gay subculture of New York and beyond.

It can seem even more like our inevitable destiny when we recall the other rub to the epigenetics story: this change to the stress gene can be biologically inherited.

Because Macbeth and his wife do not conform to the standard molds — he imposing even in his corruption, she implacable but quickly shattered — the unraveling of their deadly designs probably feels more inevitable even than usual.

"Old Ideas" (Columbia; Jan . 31, Leonard Cohen's twelfth studio album, finds the seventy-seven-year-old singer-songwriter squaring up against the inevitable even more than usual.

For languages that share a close relationship, like English and French, or English and Afrikaans, or Hindi and Marathi, even more frequent overlaps are inevitable.