Sentence examples for increasingly unavoidable from inspiring English sources

As for where we go from here, identifying that magic number is becoming increasingly unavoidable.

It's an increasingly unavoidable question for any academic, but in the arts and humanities, it's still hotly contested.

Pakistani officials recognize that the evolving nature of the militants has made them more dangerous — and made the necessity of going after them in North Waziristan increasingly unavoidable.

Two recent shootings of wildlife officers — one killed in Pennsylvania while confronting an illegal hunter, the other seriously wounded after a traffic stop in southern Utah — have highlighted what rangers and wildlife managers say is an increasingly unavoidable fact.

"Nearly all commentators predict Great Britain's continued decline, as ex-imperial status turns into increasingly unavoidable marginality, screened by special relationships, the Commonwealth, and other old club subscriptions," he writes.

But China's condemnation of Taiwan's president centered on an increasingly unavoidable reality in the decades-old standoff between the governments in Beijing and Taipei -- that Taiwan's economy is fast becoming dependent on the mainland.

And Johnson said that the deeper issue raised by the paper's reporting was serious, unavoidable and increasingly resonated with voters of all political persuasions.

The situation will "inevitably lead to increasingly costly, controversial, and unavoidable trade-offs," the panel found.

The importance of pyrochemistry is being increasingly acknowledged and becomes unavoidable in the nuclear field.

Critical parts are typed up by hand and, despite a wealth of testing tools that claim to catch bugs, the complexity of software makes security flaws and errors nearly unavoidable and increasingly common.

Spying and cyber theft are not freak phenomena; increasingly, they appear to be unavoidable consequences of online access as it now exists.