Sentence examples for inevitable because from inspiring English sources
Their union is inevitable because it is forbidden.
The truth is that this is inevitable, because the statistics show that it works.
People said it's inevitable because certain hospitals were in deprived areas.
This has already become inevitable, because the oil industries won't grow and other industries will.
"It's inevitable because the music of 'Tristan' is like cosmic music; it's beyond realism.
"People have said, 'Well, it's inevitable because of the money involved,'" Mr. Reilly said.
Tension is inevitable because the better one side negotiates, the worse off the other side becomes.
"A movement towards reform is inevitable because the economics are calling for it".
Errors would be inevitable because a complete history of data and adequate measurements would be unobtainable.
Some former volunteers said that was inevitable, because governing is inherently less inspiring than a campaign.
Surprising because of its darkness and epic scope; inevitable because it is so astronomically successful.
