Sentence examples for inevitable contributions from inspiring English sources

All this brings us to PJ Hogan's opulent version, a Hollywood-financed movie, shot entirely in Australia (with some inevitable contributions by George Lucas's Californian outfit), but very precisely set in 1904 London.

The inevitable contributions of these ice sources to rising seas is big enough to threaten coastal dwellers worldwide, and will boost previous estimate of sea level rise.

In this case, inevitable contribution from the spike should be carefully corrected.

Rather, the two analyses together reveal that despite differences in ecological context and phylogenetic history, and the inevitable contribution of chance that combine to produce non-convergence in a common morphospace, the cichlid assemblages of the African great lakes are diversifying in parallel through the global morphospace.

So under the EU's rules, drugs or no drugs, it was inevitable the UK contribution would rise and the rebate fall.

Rodgers and Mourinho, once apprentice and mentor in these surroundings, could only agree to disagree, though in the circumstances it was perhaps inevitable that Eto'o's contribution would ultimately be remembered for the winner.

Some fluctuations in DAH contributions will be inevitable, if only because the GDP of contributing countries fluctuates.

"This was an inevitable decision after his latest ill-judged contribution to the debate but it is a sign of lack of focus at the Home Office that it didn't act sooner given that he has done this before".

I thank the editors and publishers of Probability, Uncertainty and Quantitative Risk for this opportunity and I apologise in advance for the numerous omissions of important contributions that lack of space makes inevitable.

The inevitable consequence of the credit crisis and of employers cutting pension contributions is that people will have to work longer – whether they like it or not.

Although there are some concerns about increased contributions payable by members and later retirement dates – an inevitable consequence of us all living longer – long-term affordability needs to be addressed to ensure the schemes can remain sustainable.