Sentence examples for has unavoidably from inspiring English sources

This has unavoidably led to a decrease in genetic diversity.

For a President whose governing calculus has, unavoidably, become the use of Executive Branch power, this inability to create a consistent economic policy thrust, communicate it to the public, and insist that his agencies and departments carry it out is lethal.

Furthermore, surgery has unavoidably been drawn into having to understand the process of liver regeneration.

Unfortunately, recent human overexploitation to subtropical forests has unavoidably made C. taliensis suffer the degradation and fragmentation of natural habitats suitable for natural populations of the species.

At this residence time the liberation of soluble lignin has unavoidably reached a maximum, but other inhibitors, including formic acid, acetic acid and furanic compounds, are at concentrations below their eventual maximum.

A one-state solution might have unavoidably taken hold.

What Cuba does have, unavoidably and, so far, to its historical misfortune, is the United States, and what the United States does not have is a policy.

Visiting New York for the first time can involve a deja vu recollection of the thousands of photographic images we've unavoidably absorbed of its skyline.

AgNPs have unavoidably become part of everyday life and thus are in close contact with human beings and the environment.

The nonidentity problem focuses on the obligations we think we have in respect of people who, by our own acts, are caused both to exist and to have existences that are, though worth having, unavoidably flawed – existences, that is, that are flawed if those people are ever to have them at all.

It should be noted that the isentropic and other approximations as used in our simulations, on one hand, have simplified the actual rather complicated process of the gas jet through the Laval nozzle; however, they have unavoidably resulted in some deviations from the actual process [15].