Sentence examples for inevitability as from inspiring English sources

If the picture sounds familiar, it is because it recalls other movements, notably Marxism, that claimed a mandate of historical inevitability as well as popular will.

Instead there was an air of inevitability as soon as the teams were announced and it became clear Pellegrini was not making idle threats about fielding a scratch XI and, in effect, waving Chelsea into the quarter-finals.

It was great to be able to make the Grateful Dead your reality, but there's more to it than that". In 1991, though, Garcia spoke of plans to postpone that inevitability as long as possible, noting the longevity of many of his blues, country and jazz heroes.

This lack of clarity regarding nosology, the sense of inevitability, as well as the diminished social stature of the elderly, at least in the United States, may all have undercut efforts to increase AD research funding.

(I wrote for the magazine recently about Clinton's seeming inevitability as a Presidential candidate).

With an hour gone a Luton Town victory looked as much an inevitability as a shock.

Moving everyday transactions into the digital realm seems an inevitability, but as yet there have been no breakout successes.

For all that, though, stately homes confront roughly the same inevitabilities as the rest of us -- death and taxes.

Farage's inevitability is now as wearying as the excuses by those who give him a platform.

Death lurks not merely as an inevitability, but as another opportunity for exploitation.

Japan's nuclear disaster, contrary to opinions expressed by Mr. Dimon and others, was absolutely predictable -- not as an inevitability, but as a possibility.