Sentence examples for inescapable results from inspiring English sources

He still evades the pragmatic judgment that Bush's consequences are the inescapable results of neoconservatism and not its aberration.

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

It's unremittingly gory, but the violence is never sadistic or gratuitous; it's necessary – the inevitable, inescapable result of the two sides' conflicting goals.

The actions of Jared Lee Loughner, apparently an extremely troubled young man, have been portrayed as the direct and inescapable result of a vitriolic political climate where hate-speech regularly incites violence on this scale.

In this sense, any government that takes vivere sicuro as its goal generates a passive and impotent populace as a inescapable result.

Your eyes are drawn to more attractive faces, and the almost inescapable result is that more attractive people have advantages in almost every aspect of life, from job interviews to prison sentencing.

Half an hour of charging results in the inescapable consequence of having to change the traffic behaviour routines.

Our results challenge the view that decreased performance is an inescapable outcome of sleep loss.

In some cases, problematic body weight is not (or not primarily) the result of one's behaviour, but a largely inescapable outcome of a genetic constitution, a medical condition, or a medication regime.

Exposure to the psychological stress of an inescapable strobe light resulted in a significant increase (P < 0.05) in salivary cortisol in control females (Fig. 4C).

To NBC executives this suggests that the time delay is not completely the problem, though it may have something to do with the media concentration in the East, where the results seem inescapable.