Sentence examples for have inevitably from inspiring English sources

"All this would have inevitably influenced the suspect's emotional state".

Some have, inevitably, turned out to be false.

Spending cuts have, inevitably, hit the public sector disproportionately hard.

"These comments have inevitably damaged that work," she says.

Bootleggers have inevitably, stepped in to fill the gap.

Nonetheless, the Palestinian people have inevitably moved on.

Now we have, inevitably, the national anthem thing.

More televised games have inevitably diluted the Cup's impact, too.

Being statisticians, the RSS have inevitably called for better public education on statistics, particularly in schools.

But lack of capacity at Heathrow means we have inevitably lost our crown to Dubai".

Federer's results have inevitably started to wane as he has aged.