Sentence examples for inescapable on from inspiring English sources

But one conclusion was inescapable: On the section of the appraisal form that describes the condition of the local housing market, he would check the box for "declining".

The World Cup has been inescapable on newsstands and television.

The influence of swashbuckling charismatics is inescapable on the streets of Accra, the capital.

Campaign advertisements, most of them negative, are inescapable on radio and television.

Though it stalled on the charts at the beginning, a flurry of commercial licensing made it inescapable on television.

Calories were inescapable; on packaging and scrawled across restaurant menus, taking any element of fun or enjoyment out of eating out.

That said, the TME model provides an ideal test-bed for the development of ASL as a robust, ethical means of eliciting on-going pain secondary to tissue trauma [Howard et al., 2011; Kupers and Kehlet, 2006; Tracey and Johns, 2010] and for testing the sensitivity and specificity of the GPC technique to detect inescapable on-going pain.

Baggage Often an inescapable add-on for families and leisure travellers, although O'Leary (again) claims to have done the world a service by weaning flyers off their luggage habit.

By switching focus between characters at the two ends of society, Unsworth points up the almost unimaginable gulf between the 18th century's rich and poor: finery and fireworks on one hand, backbreaking labour and inescapable poverty on the other.

With her twin roles as Kay Hope, the prickly head of sustainability in the BBC2 Olympic satire Twenty Twelve and the glorious DCI Gill Murray in ITV1's excellent police drama series Scott & Bailey, Amelia Bullmore is currently one of the most inescapable faces on television.

Part of it has to do with the inescapable pressure on Germany, and hence above all on its chancellor, to forge compromises as current president of the European Union.