Sentence examples for inevitability of having from inspiring English sources

It was President George H.W. Bush who saw the desirability and the inevitability of having Germany come together again.

A prosecutorial branch of the government seems to have been added to the standard three; many public officials — especially high-ranking ones, like Presidents — now face the inevitability of having personal Javerts, permanent prosecutors answerable to no one.

The following advice is fairly rote by now, but it does not make it less true: the inevitability of having a password stolen makes a password manager like LastPass or 1Password a non-optional piece of software.

While Boston began mentally preparing itself for the inevitability of having to win in overtime, Chicago, perhaps already exhausted by memories of their triple overtime win over Boston earlier in the series, made those preparations unnecessary.

Part of Joffe's role is to help make his wife intelligible whether or not she is present, and an unease sometimes creeps into his tone: the anxiety of a parent who resents the injustice yet accepts the inevitability of having to subject an antisocial prodigy to a school interview.

Dave also includes a payday loan facility — so users who face the inevitability of having to dip into a negative balance can opt to borrow up to $250 ahead of their next paycheck to see them through.

If Obama held African leaders to lower human rights standards than other countries – like China, for instance – it would imply an acceptance of the inevitability of Africans having to live under often repressive regimes.

"Surely I'm not the only one thinking that the inevitability of proceedings has somewhat marred an otherwise great tournament to date?" I have to say I agree Elliot, and Uefa have given no real explanation at all of the decision thus far.

What about endangered species?" Broome says the recognition of the inevitability of crisis has led philosophers to take a more "pessimistic turn".

It was her sense of the inevitability of what had happened, and its permanence, its falling into the category of natural affliction, that I received as such a gift".

TVs: Price drops and increases in LCD and Plasma quality, as well as the just-around-the-corner inevitability of SED, had convinced me that DLP was in its last throes of existence beyond a niche market the anti-bulk backlash just seemed to great.