Sentence examples for inevitable both from inspiring English sources

That seems inevitable both sides of the Tasman, he says.

With so much commotion, change was inevitable, both within indigenous Southeast Asian religions and within Buddhism and Hinduism.

At both GM and Ford, further job cuts seem inevitable, both on the factory floor and in the office.

Changes in the governance of the exchange also appear to be inevitable, both in terms of structure and personnel.

The comparison of "Pain & Gain" to "Spring Breakers" is inevitable — both are stories of movie-inspired naïfs who slip into crime unprepared.

One senior executive who has been involved in the planning for Mr. Fallon's future show suggested that some kind of fresh approach to the format is inevitable, both because the traditional format (monologue, comedy piece, desk, couch, guests, music act, good night) is so old and tired by now and because Mr. Fallon's talents (impressions, sketch comedy) open up the show to new ideas.

Neither is inevitable, but both, sadly, may still be possible.

Thirteen is inevitable for both.

Their victory so often seemed right or inevitable or both.

Some economists think that plain speaking is desirable, inevitable or both.

With the growing population has come some inevitable frictions, both in school and outside.