Sentence examples for inevitable choices from inspiring English sources

The idea is to force Congress to make inevitable choices now, or at least to establish new mechanisms that can be used to make those choices later if the fiscal situation worsens.

As argued in our coedited book, Rethinking Capitalism – contributors include the Nobel prizewinner Joseph Stiglitz and the Bank of England's Andy Haldane – markets are not external forces that bind firms to inevitable choices.

But had we failed to act, or simply delayed the tough but inevitable choices we had to make during the crisis, it is likely that hundreds of thousands more businesses would have disappeared, millions more families would have lost their jobs and homes, and trillions more in savings would have been erased.

Which is why Barack Obama is a natural, inevitable choice.

In July, she said the coup was "my father's best and inevitable choice".

WHEN Janet Angier decided to stage her first musical, "Annie" was the inevitable choice.

Closing on Jim and Pam — who were poised to leave Dunder Mifflin, and Scranton, so that Jim could rejoin his sports marketing firm — was probably an inevitable choice.

Then the only job for the parties in other states is to conscript a handful of delegates to a state convention and ratify the inevitable choice.

This doesn't sound like some great movement for national glory, enduring much "heartache" before making the right, brave, inevitable choice.

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.

It also speaks of a shortfall in Mr. Kerry's strategy of clearing the field by presenting himself as the inevitable choice of his party.