Sentence examples for increase inevitable from inspiring English sources

Others said they considered the fare increase inevitable and the plan a fair tradeoff.

First, the election had made a tax increase inevitable — taxes would rise automatically if there was no deal with Obama to avert the fiscal cliff — so Cantor conceded that they would have to return to negotiating with the White House.

City defended their pricing structure, insisting the calibre of opposition and the club's progress in the competition makes increases inevitable.

This time around, however, there are significant differences that many people say could mean not only that a fare increase is inevitable, but that it will inevitably be even steeper than the last one.

Nevertheless, some price increase seems inevitable.

But to infer that an immediate increase is inevitable is ludicrous.

Any retreat from that language could jolt the markets, but most analysts believe a rate increase is inevitable.

In a separate conversation, and in the Economic View column in Sunday Business, Tyler Cowen, the George Mason University economist, says that a tax increase is inevitable sooner or later.

George Gatta Jr., the college's interim president, said a tuition increase was inevitable because there was no increase in state or county funds this year and a decision was made not to reduce the college's services.

"The conventional wisdom in Albany," he wrote in a recent memo, "is that a big, broad-based state tax increase is inevitable next year -- despite Governor George E. Pataki's opposition to 'job-killing' tax hikes".

Mr. Bloomberg's somewhat cryptic suggestion that he might reduce the transit subsidy came at a time when many transit experts say that a bus and subway fare increase is inevitable anyway next year.