Sentence examples for inevitable as a from inspiring English sources

The tumble of wickets was relentless and somehow inevitable as a result.

That upward turn is inevitable as a growing world economy confronts a resource in limited supply.

And this is wrongly presented to the nation as inevitable, as a "permanent" loss.

Grand Slam tournament outcomes often feel as inevitable as a good McEnroe tantrum did once upon a time.

"Serial" has an irresistible concept, one that seems obvious and inevitable as a form: a season-long exploration of a single story, unfolding over a series of episodes.

There is nothing so inevitable as a barrage of furious mails after insulting Australian sports fans, so I say: Well said, Dave.

A sequel is all but inevitable, as well as a stage musical.

It is remarkable how quickly a conflict can shift from being regarded as "insoluble" to one whose solution was "inevitable" as soon as an agreement is signed.

But bad picks are as inevitable as an X-Men sequel, and AtomFilms has its share.

A core catcher concept, in particular, has proved to be inevitable as an in-vessel core retention device in SFR for safe retention of core debris arising out after the severe accident.

In a win as inevitable as an armored semi bearing down in a narrow pass, the wildly kinetic "Mad Max: Fury Road" collected the film editing Oscar.