Sentence examples for inescapable implications from inspiring English sources

The decision has inescapable implications for Mr. O'Brien's career, as everyone around him knows.

For one of the inescapable implications of bioscience and information technology (he argues) is that they will undermine and ultimately destroy the foundations on which humanism is built.

Ours is a condition of inescapable implication.

The inescapable implication to be drawn is that not only are moon-June-spoon romantic pieties of traditional Broadway musical a lie, but so is the notion of the Ziegfeld era as a golden one.

The inescapable financial implications of such losses, reported in detail elsewhere [19], again show a clear gradient at personal level of probable MOH > migraine > TTH.

The implications are inescapable.

Mr. Bush's aide might well have whispered the news to one of the assembled students to greater effect, and the implication is inescapable: for seven long minutes, the president was Not a Man.

Though the implication was inescapable, Haley confirmed this morning that her comments were indeed directed at Donald Trump.

The implications of this trend for Social Security are inescapable.

A superjumbo bailout is the inescapable result, but at some point we must confront its more profound implications.

As a matter of (perhaps unfortunate, but inescapable) fact, the FBI's withdrawn demands would have created new threats with dangerous implications for millions of people.