Sentence examples for inescapable role from inspiring English sources

Contraception, study after study shows, plays a central and inescapable role in pushing down the number of pregnant teenagers.

It is a major part of her failure that she has never properly embraced this inescapable role.

For the families in both plays (the emotionally stunted men of The Walworth Farce and the toxically nostalgic women of The New Electric Ballroom), performance serves as both the sustaining structure of their lives but also as a trap, confining them to seemingly inescapable roles.

But its often-fundamental role is inescapable, if largely invisible.

"It occurred to me that being qualified to assay this role, it is inescapable I'm bringing to it a sensibility that is racially explosive," he said.

Were Mr. Spacey to try again, comparisons to his last Oscar winning role in "American Beauty" would be inescapable.

The role of the state is inescapable [in its] responsibility to provide safety and economic development for marginalised people," said Felbab-Brown.

Consistent with a role for NMDARs in MDD, inescapable stress has been shown to lead to disruptions in NMDAR-dependent synaptic plasticity concurrent with induction of behavioral depression-like behavior (Trullas and Skolnick, 1990).

Auxin has a dominant role in plant morphogenesis and is an inescapable player in many developmental processes and a central component of crosstalk networks.

Limited information on the role of BR signaling in wheat development made inescapable its investigation in a critical developmental phase such as embryonic development.

As she researched the role, Duffy found the historical parallels with Ireland were inescapable.