Sentence examples for hence inevitable from inspiring English sources

The question is hence inevitable — are we ready for the information age equivalent of the industrial revolution?

Famine is hence inevitable unless constraints are applied to population growth.

It is extraordinary to consider that we now need a political party to promise a pay rise, six years hence; that it has become so inevitable that, without legislation, pay stagnates.

Hence the inevitable sentence uttered by their inevitably grizzled superior: "Why do my two best detectives have to be the biggest pains in my ass?" Even if, on some level, I had expected that cliche (or something like it), being hit between the eyes with the blunt instrument of that line was so much less enjoyable than it sounds.

(Hence the inevitable to-and-fro over what the Oregon Medicaid data actually showed).

Hence the inevitable pairing, in the other half of his book, of Hayek with John Maynard Keynes, on the grounds that this was "the clash that defined modern economics".

Hence, this inevitable systematic bias inherited from the approach of data integration can be reduced by expert knowledge or suitable downstream expression analysis.

He concluded that in complex systems, "no matter how effective conventional safety devices are, there is a form of accident that is inevitable" – hence "normal accidents".

The sport's governing body also said it was unrealistic to expect the winner of every race to be tested – hence it was inevitable that not every Godolphin winner would have been tested during the past two years.

New Philanthropy Capital has argued that the homelessness sector is overcrowded and that consolidation is inevitable; hence the merger between Crisis and Off the Streets and into Work (OSW).

Hence, it was inevitable that it would run into a political dead-end.