Sentence examples for inevitable at a time from inspiring English sources

This vision of tomorrow seemed all but inevitable at a time when "what the city and the street were to the Flâneur, the Internet and the Superhighway have become to the Cyberflâneur".

The coming-of-age of gesture-based interfaces is inevitable at a time when people crave easier, faster and more intuitive modes of interactions with technology.

"This was an outstanding and really significant performance," said the Liverpool manager, who tempered talk of the title with the inevitable one-game-at-a-time mantra.

How much punishment can the form take? Perhaps it's inevitable that, for a time at least, he should have gone down with the ship.

PARIS — Is it inevitable that in a time of economic depression, fashion inevitably takes a backward look at similar moments in the past?

Given the demands of parenthood, that might seem almost inevitable, at least for a time.

On the assumption, inevitable at the time, that it is a spatially extended or physical entity, certain other attributes can also be inferred.

Although raising the threat level to 4 is a "significant step," Fukuda cautioned that "a pandemic is not considered inevitable at this time".

The inevitable result is falling stocks, at a time when they would normally be rising.

But as this detailed, if overly dry, account of the end of apartheid makes clear, its peaceful demise appeared far from inevitable at the time, not least as the likelihood of a coup (one former army head warns he could take-over in "an afternoon"), or the ANC controlling its "necklacing" youth, was far from clear.

But it didn't seem inevitable at the time.