Sentence examples for ever inevitable from inspiring English sources

None of that progress was ever inevitable.

Of course, this really isn't new or surprising, because nothing in politics is ever inevitable, really.

As to why the ever "inevitable" Romney's repeated belly flops come as surprise, well, chalk it up to a sort of hive media phenomenon.

But I don't think it's ever that inevitable".

But that referendum will be staged: it is, as far as legislation can ever be, inevitable.

We can't help wondering whether the comparison is just wishful thinking: was anything ever so inevitable as Darcy and Eliza shacking up after all those fraught courtly dances?

Has a rhyme ever been as inevitable?

The sphinx he captures is as mythic as ever, but the inevitable repairs seem to have made it somehow less mysterious.

When the Harvard-Radcliffe merger is complete, roughly 3,000 female undergraduates, now technically Radcliffe students, will enroll directly in Harvard.Such an end has seemed inevitable ever since the late 1970s.

Mitchell's demise has been the point of this entire series, foreshadowed since episode one, and kind of inevitable ever since that fateful day in the Box Tunnel last year.

This too warrants further investigation, although there is now evidence from a 10 year longitudinal study that disability in older people is episodic and reversible, rather than an inevitable ever declining trajectory as has been assumed previously.