Sentence examples for inescapable impact from inspiring English sources

Allah engages the movie's participants in tough and insightful discussions about the police (who are seen onscreen, too), violence, substance abuse, and the inescapable impact of racism.

Its implicit suggestion is that the Burns cult has had an inescapable impact on the way that Burns is read; like it or lump it, it is part of the history of Burns.

The end of the Cold War had an inescapable impact on the NAM.

But some opening was probably inescapable, due to the impact of hard-to-block new media, via satellites and the internet.

One wonders why, for the logic of population impact is inescapable.

"Chapter" is less clear, but the visceral impact of the piece is inescapable.

"It's a pretty inescapable conclusion that there will be an impact on the tax base," said Michael Drewniak, chief spokesman for Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey.

Thanks to that study, and to four follow-ups, many inescapable truths have been learned: the grim impact on infants of poor health service provision, smoking during pregnancy and air pollution.

With their pointed arguments, though, this year's nominees also raise an inescapable question: Can they have any real political impact?

Kate's impact, he predicted, will be all but inescapable: "She will influence all markets".

For these respondents, the potential for assessment to impact their lives was an unvarying certainty, inescapable, given that assessment in each module determined progression within the program.