Sentence examples for inevitability of changes from inspiring English sources

Doctors mostly, however, accept the inevitability of changes in disease patterns and technology - although ear, nose and throat surgeons were very fast to move from one useless operation, tonsillectomy, to another useless one, inserting grommets.

Given the inevitability of changes as well as the necessity of being replaceable, the permissible limits, called tolerance, need to be determined according to the changes in quality characteristics.

The one-two punch of higher interest rates and the inevitability of changes coming to Fannie and Freddie only further slow the process of the elusive real estate recovery.

The speaker begins the poem by protesting the modern mechanized world but ends by reluctantly accepting the inevitability of change.

But they gradually had become resigned to the inevitability of change and their inability to resist it.

Mr. Racicot, the Republican chairman, attributes the Democratic possibilities to the inevitability of change and the independent character of Western voters.

The patron tried her best to ignore the inevitability of change, taking another sip of her TNT and daydreaming of bringing a bathrobe.

Algeria has no visible equivalent of Poland's General Jaruzelski, a man ready to open the door politely to the inevitability of change.

Clearly the play is about the inevitability of change, but I think Wright grossly exaggerates the stageyness of the old theatrical order.

The book is ultimately about the inevitability of change, but it suggests, in the surrender to it, the possibility of grace on the other side.

I would tell him that, because of his brutal intrusion into my life as a fan, I had learned hard lessons on the capricious nature of heroes and hero-worship, the inevitability of change, the basic facts of life itself.