Sentence examples similar to inescapable measure from inspiring English sources
It's a signal that international comparisons are now an inescapable dimension of measuring school standards.
To teach students that it is a pleasure to use one's mind is our single most important task at universities, I think, and it seems inescapable that we cannot measure how well we perform it.
While he admits the feeling itself is pleasant, he explains that the swing acts as a constant reminder that life moves forward and back in equal measure, the inescapable pendulum between hardship and success, love and loss.
If the present "cash" basis is not to be hopelessly misleading, it is important to remember that inescapable demographic trends will drive the officially measured budget strongly towards deficit in future years.
(ii) The measured C contents at the GBs contains inescapable errors (~0.3 at%) in APT.
In both assays, learned helplessness is determined by measuring the time spent in immobility in response to an inescapable stressful situation.
Utilizing the elevated plus-maze (EPM) after exposure to escapable shock (ES), inescapable shock (IS) or fear conditioning (FC), resulting differences in sleep architecture were compared to an objective measure of anxiety.
His presence is inescapable.
