Sentence examples for inevitable cease from inspiring English sources

Right now HoloKit (its name until Microsoft sends the inevitable cease and desist) supports the iPhone 7 and Plus, Pixel phones and Project Tango hardware.

No wonder some people are excited by Russell Brand's amorphous plans for a revolution – at least he points out that the economic inequalities we are repeatedly told are inevitable actually ceased to be normal years ago.

Inevitable wonders eventually cease to be wondrous.

Sri Lankan officials privately admit "excesses", but claim these are inevitable and will cease as the country stabilises.

It was the working assumption of all the cabinet ministers I spoke to, and this was so regardless of which side they took during the referendum, that it is now near inevitable that Britain will cease to be a member of the single market.

At the latter stage, when the inevitable tissue necrosis ceased, the remaining viable tissue adjacent to coagulation was subject to ischemic and inflammatory damage among others, and then autophagy might serve to protect against these stress stimuli as a survival mechanism, which accounts for the later rise in the levels of autophagy.

This was done in hopes that the "robberies and depredations" upon the citizens would cease, and under the realization that the transfer was inevitable.

So Mr. Diller's IAC/InterActiveGroup bowed to the inevitable, Christine Haughney and David Carr write in The New York Times, and said it would cease Newsweek's print edition at the end of this year.

Notably, the inevitable problems in doing so in a convincing and unambiguous way drove the German Monopolies Commission to cease reporting classic concentration measures, like the Herfindahl index or the concentration ratio, altogether (Monopolies Commission [2012], p. 12).

"Political dialogue will cease.

The subsidies should cease.