Sentence examples for inescapable trend from inspiring English sources

Although I object to today's inescapable trend that equates the word "protein" with "healthy," there is no doubt that it is critical to get enough of the nutrient.

For one very boring summer getting "iced" became a ludicrous but inescapable trend.

With the slight exception of Univision, this has become something of an inescapable trend for these programs -- Americans between the age of 25 and 54 just couldn't care less about them anymore.

Two inescapable trends are driving the TV business around the world today - one in consumer behaviour, the other in business strategy.

Whether the perpetrators of the San Bernardino shootings are foreign or domestic terrorists, disgruntled employees or a simply a band of killers shouldn't distract us from the inescapable, unacceptable trend of gun violence.

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.

But the stats do not lie and the trend is inescapable.

One aspect of this literary trend is inescapable: the number of titles being published by Bloomsbury (five out of my six choices, in fact).

They are, rather, inescapable features of the trends, although they and the experience of them may be managed intelligently to a greater or lesser extent.

There are lots of reasons behind this ratings skid -- increased DVR use, more online streaming, ratings systems that don't count viewing on tablets or phones -- but the trends are inescapable and the impact on television stations is severe.

We can blame political elites for their infidelity to the public's interests or their willingness to "run against Washington" and "politics as usual" in their political campaigns but the trend lines are inescapable: Public confidence in government continues to erode taking with it public support for the rules of the game.