Sentence examples for increasingly inevitable from inspiring English sources

This now looks increasingly inevitable.

Even if the government can hold itself together, such unrest seems increasingly inevitable.

Such anxiety is irrational and, in the second instance, racist, but it is also increasingly inevitable.

But Mr. Draghi's candidacy looks increasingly inevitable after he won the backing of President Nicolas Sarkozy of France this week.

They appeared the perfect fit but, in the end, it was impossible to avoid an increasingly inevitable divorce.

However Amla was unflustered and so too was De Villiers in a smooth partnership whose progress was increasingly inevitable.

An increasingly inevitable-looking denouement – which may start to play out as early as this week – is likely to seal the brothers' hard-fought victory over rival investors who have been circling the luxury hotel group ever since its leading shareholders turned against one another in 2010 and the business began to hurtle towards a debt crisis.

Hard Brexit, a slammed door, increasingly looks inevitable to many gloomy ex-remainers.

They're digging in their heels against a policy that's seeing growing bipartisan support and increasingly appears inevitable, despite Friday's vote.

The American military surrounding Falluja -- and, indeed, all across Iraq -- took quiet and nearly invisible steps to prepare for an attack that increasingly seemed inevitable to commanders.

In the Lords, he was the first to respond to the call to return the Elgin Marbles to Greece, though most of his efforts were devoted to campaigning against the nuclear holocaust he increasingly considered inevitable.