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But it seems less and less likely that the inevitable can be delayed that long.

What we said at the outset here bears repeating: Our experience is that the transition from inconceivable to inevitable can be surprisingly rapid.

The entire banking system was rotten to the core and the massive buildup of bad paper, high leverage, and speculative bets (derivatives) that made disaster inevitable can be traced directly back to the repeal of Glass-Steagall. .

An even clearer illustration that some form of debt restructuring is inevitable can be seen in the two-year bonds, which are yielding 25.7percentt -- an unsustainable figure that implies Greece cannot but reschedule some repayments.

Change is inevitable and can be desirable.

Some change is inevitable and can be time-saving and useful, to staff and patients alike.

Although age-related changes are inevitable, they "can be mitigated by sleep, exercise, nutrition and stress reduction," Miller says.

Ultimately, states are going to have to acknowledge that more effective, targeted tax increases are inevitable, and can be achieved if they are structured properly.

By carefully adjusting the length of these cables, the degeneration in reflector shape precision due to this inevitable error can be effectively reduced.

I didn't think Harriet was looking for a rabbinic ruling — we do everything we can to save a life, but when death is inevitable, it can be permissible to do nothing.

IF further evidence is needed about why the nonnegotiable institution of slavery made the Civil War inevitable, it can be found in Theodore Rosengarten's "Tombee: Portrait of a Cotton Planter". Tombee was the name of a plantation on St. Helena Island, in South Carolina, run by a quite ordinary man named Thomas B. Chaplin.