Every "best kebab in Berlin" list, for example, inevitably includes Imren, Tadim and Mustafa's.
Those peoples living in heavily forested regions, for example, inevitably became gifted sculptors in wood; those for whom clay was a major resource became skillful potters; and those living in the grasslands became fine basket weavers.
Careless management of commercial and residential pressures, for example, will inevitably undermine the river's ecological integrity as well as the landscapes and unhurried way of life that appeal to residents and tourists alike.
For example, dementia inevitably develops in some 20 percent of those persons over age 80, so, with the increase in life expectancy common to developed countries, the number of people with dementia is bound to increase.
For example, viruses inevitably depend on many host factors for their growth, but human cells may not provide an ideal growth environment for invading viruses; therefore, common directional changes occur after invasions from nonhumans for supporting more efficient growth in human cells.
"Schools can't make everything a priority so increasing the profile the framework, for example, would inevitably start a conversation about reducing the pressure elsewhere.
The hardships of disability, for example, are inevitably discounted in the mind of a person without a disability.
If we consider a single line of business – books, for example – saturation will inevitably set in.
When the will to stay awake flags - during boring, routine activities, for example - sleepiness inevitably triumphs, producing the urge to nod off during the day.
Darwin's critics believed, for example, that species inevitably progress toward more and more complex forms, a fashionable yet fallacious idea of the mid-19th century.
And timing can be everything: Companies that continue to manufacture a product when a new standard is starting to evolve, for example, will almost inevitably fail, as diskette and typewriter companies have learned too well.
