Sentence examples for indeed unavoidable from inspiring English sources

Although some government action implicating religion is permissible, and indeed unavoidable, it is not clear just how much the Establishment Clause tolerates.

The release of hydrocarbonaceous species by outgassing in high-vacuum e-beam exposure tool is indeed unavoidable and may lead to premature contamination of optics projection systems.

But since all real writers are also readers, it is, for some of us at least, a compelling, indeed unavoidable, subject.

And yet, as the Senate and the country grapple with the discomfort of assessing decades-old allegations against Kavanaugh, his current conduct and present-day statements are becoming a legitimate, indeed unavoidable, element of the confirmation debate.

We also discuss this problem in the discrete setting and show that changing the lattice of periods may indeed be unavoidable to achieve the non-degeneracy.

Moreover, if indeed (as seems unavoidable) infinitely many points remain after the division, then, following Zeno, the magnitude may be taken to be a (finite) motion, leading to the seemingly absurd conclusion that infinitely many points can be "touched" in a finite time.

Now the oil industry is well down the road toward selling us on the idea that it is unavoidable -- indeed that we should be looking forward to oil at $120 or higher.

Indeed, that is almost unavoidable.

Within reasonable limits that is in itself neither improper nor unethical: indeed, it is virtually unavoidable.

But it is also unavoidable; walking does indeed seem to have its rise and fall.

Indeed, it would be almost unavoidable, given the line of questioning is really all about Roe, and that's the central issue right now with this vacancy.