Sentence examples for eventually unavoidable from inspiring English sources

This can only be good news, as small victories such as these build towards a critical mass and and hopefully makes legislative change eventually unavoidable.

As chronicled in Fleming's book, it was work, drugs, parties, affairs, a mysteriously adopted three-year-old daughter and eventually, unavoidable scandal, with Wally's drug dealers getting arrested and newspapers writing items alluding to or frankly discussing Wally's drinking and drugging.

But Mr. Golden, the Parsons company spokesman, said that population growth, particularly in areas with the smaller stations, would eventually make a lane increase unavoidable.

But eventually the issue will become unavoidable.

Eventually, they discovered that the comparison was not only unavoidable but advantageous.

The prediction once made by Tskitishvili's Connecticut-based agent, Marc Fleisher -- that the N.B.A. will eventually be half foreign-born -- will appear more unavoidable than audacious.

Eventually he lands on the idea that killing a terrorist would be unavoidable if the "arresting officers" came under threat.

The case for spending this much money is that it was ultimately unavoidable, as the station in its previous form would have eventually ceased to function, and that changing a fully functioning, Grade I-listed terminus is expensive.

French and Italian workers initially fought some of these changes but eventually accepted them: The reality of fertility decline and aging populations has become unavoidable in Europe.

In a democracy, such risk is unavoidable, and the best response may be the type of national conversation that eventually dissuaded the unruly pastor.

But at the same time it is unavoidable as the results of our research only count if they are written down and eventually published.