Sentence examples for inevitable at all from inspiring English sources

But her path to him wasn't inevitable at all.

But these things are man-made and not inevitable at all.

Smith, who began his N.H.L. career as a Rangers assistant coach in 1976, said that the diversification of the league was inevitable at all levels, despite initial resistance.

By the end of the 242nd clásico, it felt like there was something inevitable about this result, even when there were moments in the game when Barcelona's victory didn't feel inevitable at all.

"At that stage [January 1914], I don't think it was inevitable at all," says Margaret MacMillan, professor of history at Oxford University and the author of The War that Ended Peace: The Road to 1914.

Repeatedly in "The Conscience of a Liberal" Mr. Krugman suggests that things we take for granted about the United States economy — above all, that extreme inequality is an inevitable byproduct of robust economic growth in a globalized age — are not inevitable at all.

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 referee is right about that the correlation of RNAPII binding sites, tiRNAs and spanion clusters is inevitable at a certain extent as all the three genomic features concentrated around the TSSs.

"There was nothing inevitable about its collapse at all.

"The atmosphere starts here," explains the highly sought-after garden designer Miranda Brooks, referring to the area beginning at the road and ending at this humble mouse-house-shaped door, a scene that feels magical, almost inevitable, and hardly designed at all.

Some invent gods to help soften the pain, others, meanwhile, seek out the immediacy of pleasure to keep the inevitable at bay, but all are finally measured by the yardstick of death.