Sentence examples for inevitability it from inspiring English sources

Inevitability, it would seem, never douses the euphoria of football supporters.

(Purified water is ubiquitous; it's used even to make ice and wash salad, so that Montezuma's revenge is not the inevitability it once was).

Slowly, and with a sad inevitability, it gradually became clear that Lo Presti was more likely a victim not of a vengeful celebrity, but of organised crime.

Darling admits that there was a point where Scotland breaking away seemed almost an inevitability: "It was one of the things that drove me into taking part, because I thought that unless there was a clear voice for those of us who believe in the United Kingdom, and that Scotland is better off in the United Kingdom, then we would lose it by default".

If there's a weakness to the piece it's that it lacks a sense of inevitability: it doesn't end so much as stop, and you get the feeling that Feldstein could have gone on spouting his sacred and profane slogans ad infinitum.

People who had been touched by the film came on their own pilgrimages to the site, though with a certain grim inevitability it was never as pure and simple as one might hope: the diamond had actually been built across two farms, and the two families operated their separate parts of the field with different tourist facilities, and argued about the ongoing commercialisation of the site.

In fact, there is no inevitability to it: it's a straight split between profit and wages.

But most of those who consciously want war and accept it, and so help to create its "inevitability," want it in order to shift the locus of their problems.

There is an air of inevitability about it, though: it was through some rather steep challenges that, in 2009, Real Salt Lake won their first (and only) trophy.

A smart parking spot has an air of inevitability to it that suggests it is one of those ideas that last.

It's hard to predict the path or speed at which technology develops, but it is an inevitability, and it's highly unlikely to happen in the next couple of years.