Sentence examples for inescapable reasons from inspiring English sources

A lot of them, including this one, were lost for some inescapable reasons: a determined government determined to quash trade union militancy, against a background of a declining industry which even Mrs Thatcher's Labour predecessors had begun to call time on in the 1970s.

The inescapable reason why Mexicans are prepared to suffer life in California is because, however bad the working conditions, they are better than those at home.

"The inescapable reason is humanitarian".

That past is inescapable for more reasons than the app's GIF creation feature, though.

And almost all hospitals lack the "surge capacity" for the horde of patients that might result from a pandemic, a problem that may be almost inescapable for financial reasons.

Recall that, for Habermas, these parental expectations are irrefutable and inescapable for two reasons.

The insurers' actions led me and my doctors to the inescapable conclusion that, for reasons of profit, the insurers wanted me dead and dead soon.

I took on the challenges he gave me for many reasons, but the inescapable one was that I needed a raise.

The reason was "an inescapable personal obligation," they said.

This is the horror and pity of death and the reason for the inescapable triviality of biography".

If the Gruffalo, with its warts, bad teeth and jaundiced eyes, has seemed inescapable recently, then it is with good reason.