Sentence examples for has unavoidable from inspiring English sources

But taking power away from the party in the country has unavoidable consequences.

Yet the Holocaust has unavoidable international dimensions lines of influence, circles of complicity, moments of congruence.

"I was interested in the inner personality of the man as a writer, as a creative force who still has unavoidable connections and presence 200 years later.

The Wire's focus on politics and crime is largely absent in Treme (for now, though the subject of New Orleans after Katrina has unavoidable political undercurrents).

This has unavoidable costs in terms of the fitness of the irradiated insects and the financial requirements of constructing and operating the radiation facility.

The part of Gatti's claim that has unavoidable meaning for readers is that Anita Raja's biography does not at all correspond to that of Elena Ferrante as gleaned from her novels, or as described in "Frantumaglia," a work of autobiographical fragments that first appeared in Italy more than a decade ago and which will be published in the United States on November 1st.

Perhaps a few of those patrons had unavoidable reasons for leaving.

Before and after diagnosis, patients may have unavoidable suffering directly due to the specific condition they are experiencing.

Soldiers in conflicts two generations ago had unavoidable transition time: a long boat ride across an ocean, perhaps a train to follow.

"However, this freak event had unavoidable natural causes and is overshadowed by the animal suffering inflicted on reindeer by human activity.

Despite La Quinta's charm, it was scorching in the summer and a long journey home after those weeks when he had unavoidable business in Manhattan.