Sentence examples for happens inevitably from inspiring English sources

Big government is not something that happens inevitably.

What happens, inevitably, is that you find yourself with a Rolodex packed with "acquaintances" because too many "friends" disappoint you.

The fact that this happens inevitably to biological beings like ourselves gives us a tool for turning normative commitments into descriptive laws.

Abbie Cornish and Heath Ledger give performances of absolute conviction in this film by Neil Armfield: an inexpressibly painful study of a young couple whose love is consecrated to heroin, and whose hellish breakdown happens, inevitably, in the drug's shadow.

This will happens inevitably even to the best of friends at times, since even the best of friends will have other legitimate commitments, interests and desires that might sometimes outweigh their natural inclination to come to the aide of a friend (Telfer 1970 1971; Owens 2012).

"The engagement would happen inevitably.

He can demotivate by separating himself from certain members of the organization— which may happen inevitably even though he would want it otherwise.

The BBC does not come out of Pollard well but these crises happen inevitably every four or five years, said Bland.

Before launching his aging studies in 1991, he shared most scientists' views that aging was something that happened inevitably, bringing along its assortment of diseases such as cancer and Alzheimer's.

And I wonder: "If you just carry on what would happen?" Inevitably the way standup is talked about, it's thought that you're doing it to get TV presenting work or to become an actor or to do something else.

Under the invasion of growing biominerals, a dramatic detachment of cells in biofilm happened inevitably (Fig. 5b).