Sentence examples for inevitable a new from inspiring English sources

It is inevitable a new rail line will cause "upset", the transport secretary has said, ahead of Monday's unveiling of the next stage of the HS2 project.

Consequently, executives have started to confront the inevitable: a new business model that fully integrates diversity as a business growth enabler.

Is it inevitable that a new 2008 is coming?

Then, the inevitable happened: a new presidential election was upon us.

"When a president has been in power for a long time, it becomes inevitable that a new generation arises," Machar said.

But he also says a collapse is inevitable without a new system, because the few people who could keep the old system functioning are close to retiring.

In the last week of the war, when Pakistani defeat was inevitable and a new nation was clearly about to be born, a concerted effort was made to kill as many intellectual leaders as possible, many between 12 and 14 December.

Some volatility is probably inevitable in a new market, but when combined with irresponsible behaviour by governments it hardly encourages people to enter the emissions-trading business.It gets worse.

While long-run forecasts are a fool's game in modern Australian politics, it is inevitable that a new leader of the Greens will mean some significant changes in both policy and approach.

There were many doubters, though, including JAMESV from Paris, who predicted a Friday close of $12 and as for the company's long-term prospects, said it was "inevitable that a new FB of some sorts will appear within a couple of years".

With this roster of solo talent and the era's orchestral, compositional, and arranging developments all inspired by a high sense of professionalism and an unprecedented artistic (but often also commercial) competitiveness it was inevitable that a new jazz idiom would soon evolve.