Still, Cooper's recommendation -- that the money go toward saving an expiring teacher-recruitment program and increasing the salaries of scientists at the state's crime lab -- was an indication of what types of issues he'll prioritize in his all-but-inevitable bid for governor in 2016.
As the City licked its lips in anticipation of Pfizer's (inevitable) higher bid, Soriot made a couple of strong points.
Amy Chozick is the reporter tasked with covering the Clintons -- and the runup to the now-almost-inevitable Hillary Clinton presidential bid -- for the New York Times.
Tall, strong, creative and with an eye for goal, Michu appears to be the complete centre-forward and it appears inevitable that sizable bids will come in for the 26-year-old.
Hundreds of contractors and thousands of subcontractors are expected to be hired, and officials have concluded that kickbacks and rigged bids are inevitable.
Its startling rise in popularity made a movie deal seem inevitable, and indeed, the bidding wars were cut-throat.
Claire Enders, a media analyst, said a takeover bid had been inevitable since Brexit, because the falling pound meant Sky was far cheaper to a US company paying in dollars.
But another adviser said Mr. Bush was always prepared to move from his initial position, which reflected his preferences but was largely the opening bid in an inevitable poker game.
They would be an inevitable result of a mistaken bid to subdue Chechnya by military means alone.History repeatedTo judge by the history of Russian terrorism over the past century, not to mention the past year, the truth behind this week's explosion may never come to light.
A bidding war was inevitable and, even at a reported $160m, Amazon's purchase seemed like a good deal for everyone.
Anyway, in 2006, most of the people on the Chris Matthews show were starting to understand that Hillary Clinton's 2008 bid wasn't simply inevitable.
