Sentence examples for hardly inevitable from inspiring English sources

But that outcome is hardly inevitable.

It is a magnificent compact, but hardly inevitable.

But again, that's hardly inevitable, and it's an odd argument to hear from Democrats.

CERTAINLY, Mr. Oren's fervent Zionism dates from his childhood, though it was hardly inevitable.

When North Korean troops crossed the 38th parallel in June 1950, American intervention was hardly inevitable.

Success is hardly inevitable: events can conspire against the best ideas.

Changes wrought by this alliance of expediency have hardly been inevitable, organic, fair or right.

As for Eileen's body obsession, she has said it's hardly surprising, even inevitable: we "live in a culture of objectification … women are judged by appearance first.

Yet in the period of the Counter-Reformation it is difficult to conceive of Spain following a different course; in this sense it was almost inevitable, and Olivares can hardly be judged in terms of its ultimate failure.

Roll-back to the national unit of solidarity seems inevitable; but this is hardly a normative triumph.

In food groups such as bread, sauces, soups and processed meats, sodium reduction seems inevitable, as there are hardly any low-sodium alternatives.