Sentence examples for inevitable among from inspiring English sources

Large-scale redundancies seem inevitable among Portugal's 600,000 state workers (12.4% of the workforce).

Such subjective disagreements are perhaps inevitable among a profession in which no training is required.

But bad behaviour is not inevitable among audiences, even those that have never been to a theatre before, said Wendy Spon, casting director for the National Theatre.

Deaths are inevitable among a group of vulnerable people whose life expectancy is 44 to 30 years lower than the national average.

In the development of the various engineering disciplines in the 19th and 20th centuries, considerable overlap was inevitable among the different fields; for example, chemical engineering and mechanical engineering were both concerned with heat transfer and fluid flow.

Even if Ford, Chrysler and G.M. survive, many believe a comeuppance is inevitable among dealerships; indeed, for years the nation has had more dealers for domestic brands than warranted by the sales volume of the Detroit automakers.

Any assumption about inevitable friction among the agencies is folderol, he said.

There is an inevitable tension among singers, she said, who are conscious that a camera will be monitoring their every facial tic.

"That places a special obligation on us to ask tough questions about what we should do".There is, Mr Obama said, "an inevitable bias among all who are responsible for national security, to collect more information about the world, not less".

Human beings' ancient and continuing interest in their own fertility and in that of food plants and animals makes such a connection between sex and religion inevitable, particularly among peoples with uncertain food supplies.

Bryant threw his support to Brown last season, limiting the inevitable unrest among teammates who missed Jackson and keeping it from becoming an issue with fans and the news media.