Sentence examples for has inevitably increased from inspiring English sources

As new families have appeared, therefore, the diversity of the Polyphaga has inevitably increased.

By constantly refusing the assistance of counsel, she wrote, Mr. Milosevic "has inevitably increased the strain on his own health".

As cities like Hoboken and Jersey City, once havens for college-age renters, have been transformed into condo-heavy communities brimming with young professionals, the population of babies and toddlers has inevitably increased.

As PPG has grown in popularity, the number of accidents associated with it has inevitably increased.

Widespread use of cardiovascular implantable electronic devices has inevitably increased the need for lead revision/replacement.

However, literature reports that the efforts to improve thermal protection have inevitably increased the weight and bulkiness of the firefighters' protective system, hence, significantly compromising firefighters' mobility and comfort (Adams & Keyserling 1993; Boorady et al. 2013).

The frequency of the bombardment has inevitably resulted in increasing casualties.

Despite the health benefits associated with running, this steep increase in participation has inevitably led to an increase in the quantity of running injuries.

I point out that the numbers attending university since she was a student have vastly increased – which has, inevitably or not, led to the mass-marketisation of higher education.

They aren't: they are at the centre, and they are the equipment we so desperately need in the world". I point out that the numbers attending university since she was a student have vastly increased – which has, inevitably or not, led to the mass-marketisation of higher education.

This has inevitably led to an increase in sexism and gender inequality.