Sentence examples similar to has turned inevitable from inspiring English sources

But we must never forget that what was once thought to be inevitable has turned out not to be so.

The controversy over Hillary Rodham Clinton's use of a private email account while secretary of State has turned a spotlight on an inevitable question about her expected presidential candidacy: whether Americans trust her.

With a default by Greece on its debt considered inevitable by many economists, attention has turned to whether European banks could absorb the shock.

Christiane has fixed up one room as a painting studio, and Kubrick has turned another into an office, filled with the inevitable tape recorders and cameras.

The truth is that Dad's "vintage" wines have taken the inevitable final step of fermentation: their alcohol has turned to vinegar.

Clearly the World Cup has turned this into an unusual season and two all-English quarter-finals made it inevitable there would be plenty of Anglo-Saxon involvement.

Many onlookers saw civil war as inevitable, followed by incompetent and intolerant black rule.The story, as is now well known, has turned out very differently, thanks in large part to Mr Mandela.

Given her background, it was perhaps inevitable that after studying politics and modern history at Manchester University, O'Grady would embark on what has turned out to be a life-long trade union career.

When results don't go well, when the supporters have turned, it's inevitable speculation will happen.

This is Manchester United and when results don't go well and when the supporters have turned it is inevitable that speculation will happen.

As it is nearly impractical to expect any major breakthrough in middle or shallow basins (Tuo 2002), petroleum exploration turning toward deep basins has become inevitable.