Sentence examples for inevitable casualties from inspiring English sources

In warfare, real or symbolic, there are inevitable casualties.

In Congo, however, the UN itself will be responsible for artillery fire, helicopter gunships and the inevitable casualties.

Everyone assumes that the 30 to 50 heavily indebted big companies, mostly in property and construction, would be inevitable casualties.

"NATO troops always have a choice about whether to go looking for the Taliban — and accepting the inevitable casualties.

As new and not so new towns fingered ever further from their centres, old networks of communication from a more pedestrian age were among the inevitable casualties.

If civilians have always been inevitable casualties of war, so now, too, is civility.

(Elizabeth had come out as a lesbian, and the marriage was an inevitable casualty).

But in "Clybourne Park" tact is the first and inevitable casualty of conversation.

The second part, which killed 11 people and injured dozens, has escaped intense scrutiny, as if it were an inevitable casualty of the blowout.

(Elizabeth had come out as a lesbian, and the marriage was an inevitable casualty). Under the terms of the divorce, Tom kept the house, though Elizabeth, a literary agent, ran her business from the basement during the day.

With Kiev unable to pay even at discount prices, the threat of Gazprom introducing "pre-payment" just before the Ukrainian elections evokes memories of past gas wars, with Europe as an inevitable casualty.