Sentence examples for ineluctable change from inspiring English sources
Its cardinal principles were stark: scheduled linear television over; on demand will replace it in a couple of years; all television will be delivered via the internet; and the capacity to interact with it will trigger an ineluctable change in the character of television programmes themselves.
Ms. Baker's means are simple, and her experimenting is less a matter of tricky games of design and structure than an imaginative consideration of how an evening of theater can be made to echo the slow but ineluctable pace of change in real life.
Spontaneous, feeble theories about why things don't connect, or can't be rescued, or the ineluctable fact that changes beyond our capacity to adapt have occurred, rapidly.
The first is simply the ever-changing, ineluctable tissue of songs that are popular.
"The politicians claim the charter will protect the press, though the ineluctable fact is Parliament could change it for the worst at any time in the future," the conservative Daily Mail said in an editorial published on Wednesday.
Although year on year changes varied, an ineluctable reduction in mental illness beds occurred between 1988 and 2008, amounting to more than 60% of all bed provision.
OVER the past half century, it often seemed that the advance of democracy and basic freedoms the right to speak and write without fear of persecution, to demand political change, and so on was ineluctable.
This is an ineluctable consequence of improving the computer models of climate change.
"Ineluctable modality of the".
"Ineluctable modality of the visible".
