'ineluctably' is a correct word and is often used in written English.
It means "in a way that cannot be escaped or avoided." Example: The consequences of climate change are ineluctably leading to more frequent and severe natural disasters.
The new century has seen this latter theme evolve, first, through the "civil society" thinking of New Labour's favourite theoriser Anthony (now Lord) Giddens and then via the big-society approach identified ineluctably with Steve Hilton, Cameron's blue-sky guru who was recently back in London from his current Californian home with a new book to promote.
When fertility started to fall in Asia after 1960 and Latin America after 1970, it did so quickly, ineluctably and universally.
For Mr Brown, perhaps personality is destiny after all.Just as ineluctably, history seems to be his destiny too.
Yet the visitor is ineluctably drawn to the self-confident glamour and colour of Blumenfeld's New York years devoted to fashion and advertising.
Even the relentless morbidity of the Great War poets, their understandable obsession with burial, bleak pastoral and lovers left behind, was in a continuum with the late-19th-century sadness of Thomas Hardy and A.E. Housman, whose young men are ineluctably drifting towards their deaths.
If instead the victor is Syriza, the left-of-centre group bent on scrapping the deal, the markets fear that this will lead ineluctably to Greece leaving the euro and inflicting heavy collateral damage on the rest of the euro zone on the way.
Yet Japanese rates, of 0.5%, look as if they are ineluctably heading up.
The eccentric timing of this debate held as the euro zone struggles to avoid meltdown was only its most glaring failing.In this section Europe's rescue plan Crescent moon, waning West The terrible truth The indebted ones Oh grow up ReprintsRenegotiation is not reasonableEurope and referendums have become ineluctably linked in the Tory imagination.
And although growth has not been spectacular over the past 15 years, it has been significant.In this section Going, going… How to avoid a double dip The cartel problem No modern-day Mahatma Let them come ReprintsFor reasons of geography Mexico's fate is ineluctably intertwined with that of the United States.
Mr Cameron is, however, ineluctably wedded to one foreign-policy tenet: Euroscepticism.Senior members of his team merrily aver that theirs will be the most Eurosceptic administration since that term had any currency.
It foresaw a "slippery slope" in which mercy-killing slid ineluctably towards involuntary euthanasia.
