Sentence examples for inevitable by from inspiring English sources

It was looking inevitable by then the first all-German elections were being planned.

His ascension to the governorship was deemed inevitable by just about everyone.

The Inevitable by Kevin Kelly is published by Random House USA (£22.50).

The best they can do is delay the inevitable by avoiding suspicious links, even from friends, and manage their passwords.

Much of what happened in the succeeding days and weeks, he argues, "was probably inevitable" by that point.

But such efforts, viewed as inevitable by many Fed watchers earlier this year, become less likely as the economy improves.

Karaoke recordings were the inevitable by-product of recording in much the same way pornography inevitably sprang out of photography.

Absurdity is the inevitable by-product of trimming and cutting and banning.

Ava, it seems, is the inevitable by-the-book scold, a foil for hearty Hale.

The whistle-blowers, Ms. Ganzert said, were probably an inevitable by-product of her own organization's downsizing.

All developers understand that their audiences are passionate and engaged, but is hate an inevitable by-product of that?