Sentence examples for explain the inevitable from inspiring English sources

It can be read as an exposition of the fundamental weakness of the acquisitive society, and he used a variant of the argument again focusing on the withering away of the wealth-creating urge to explain the inevitable advent of socialism.

Michaels would come in periodically to explain the inevitable missing sketch--the great idea someone just thought of that wasn't written yet but would definitely be ready by Saturday.

For one, Clinton can't afford a repeat of what happened in another coal state, West Virginia, where her attempts to explain the inevitable decline of the fuel came off (unfairly) as a condescending wish to have that very thing happen.

Most importantly, BEM explains the inevitable influence of coarse aggregate structures on quasi-brittle fracture of concrete through modeling irregular and discrete crack formations and by considering the critical role of the maximum aggregate dmax.

The epistemic advantages of the PG hypothesis are many: it accommodates the evidence in favour of the existence of extensive HGT; it "makes unsurprising" (i.e. explains) the inevitable existence of the mobilome (given the nature of the ancestral evolutionary state); it makes sense of the existence of many evolving entities that do not belong to the cellular level of biological organisation.

The law could merely state that prop trading is illegal at banks backed by the government, and not explain what the inevitable exceptions and exemptions would be.

Will this all be explained in the inevitable sequel?

In an op-ed in the Columbia Daily Spectator on Sunday, Sulkowicz urged supporters not to carry pillows as part of the protest, explaining that the "inevitable 'selfies'" would "look like they came from a slumber party".

The educational website for Indebted, which borrows its look of revolutionary activism from contemporary stencil-based art made famous by graffiti artists Banksy and Shepard Fairey, explains that the inevitable and unavoidable debt burden to be shouldered by college kids through student loans, credits cards and a poor job market make it all the more important to cut entitlements now.

Partially, this phenomenon can be explained by the inevitable limitations of models used for predicting the TFs' DNA binding preferences 73, 74.

These contrasting observations could be explained by the inevitable balance between the loss of TLR4 function in immune versus non-immune vascular cells.