Aggravating matters further is the inescapable fact that the more complex the network, the less control grid operators have over it.
We're not sure if Dan is just a big Hitler fan, or, as is more likely, he wrote one piece about the Nazis years ago and has received a steady flow of Hitler-related commissions ever since, dragging him further into an inescapable netherworld of Nazi-related quips and Fuhrer themed one-liners.
Further delay of the inescapable can only damage the region.
Martin Weitzman, a Harvard University economist, has gone even further, showing that the inescapable uncertainty in climate science means that catastrophic economic losses cannot be ruled out.
He braced his party for more tough times ahead as he set out the "inescapable" need for further belt-tightening beyond 2015.
Two further arguments make this conclusion inescapable.
Remote as they seem, the high seas are no further than anywhere else from the inescapable influence of climate change, nor are they beyond the reach of pollution.
This, he further describes as "one of the inescapable limitations of human beings" (6:7n) and when we choose, we inevitably have some expectation, some intended results towards which the choice is oriented.
And to further illustrate our erratic principles, imagine the outcry if the inescapable Megan Gale, Rebecca Judd or Jennifer Hawkins attended the Cup in a fur coat.
The government is also unwilling to accept that its security and counter-terror intelligence-gathering arrangements are faulty, or that by degrees the country is being sucked ever further into Syria's civil war – although both conclusions appear increasingly inescapable.
