Sentence examples for inevitable choice for from inspiring English sources
Steirereck Widely considered Austria's leading restaurant, Steirereck, near the Danube Canal, is the near inevitable choice for celebrating birthdays and anniversaries, as well as for entertaining visitors.
This leaves a sad, but inevitable, choice for Labour: either to be a Tory-lite party à la Blair/Mandelson, elected when the Tories mess up or get stale, or become completely irrelevant.
Long a sceptic over global warming, he amazed everyone by saying during a trip to Canada in May that nuclear power was an "inevitable" choice for Australia.In many parts of the world the mood is shifting in favour of nuclear energy often because other responses to climate change seem harder (see article).
To meet the demand of lower interconnect delay, using lower dielectric constant material for BEOL is an inevitable choice for 65 nm and below high performance technology nodes.
It is an inevitable choice for food production and processing companies to improve product quality and safety management capabilities and ensure food quality and safety through the application of food quality safety traceability systems.
The Palestinian Bakri was a courageous yet almost inevitable choice for the filmmakers who said about him "We discovered Saleh Bakri thanks to The Time That Remains, a film directed by Elia Suleiman, presented in Cannes in 2009.
More limiting is the local nature of our simulations and the inevitable choice of boundary conditions.
With a stagnant economy characterized by high unemployment and increased housing foreclosures, it is time for President Obama to face the inevitable choice and opt for butter in the form of a major jobs program, rather than the guns of a wasteful war that we can no longer afford.
THE ROCK The inevitable choice to compete for young male viewers against wrestling at 9 p.m. on Mondays and blunt the impact of the World Wrestling Federation's planned XFL football league.
On Friday, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said Republicans were "simply postponing for a few days the inevitable choice" between passing a bill without the provision or forcing a government shutdown.
This doesn't sound like some great movement for national glory, enduring much "heartache" before making the right, brave, inevitable choice.
