Sentence examples for inevitable costs from inspiring English sources

It's about the costs of fantasy — inevitable costs, since our dreams and fantasies are part of who we are.

But that lack of privacy is one of the inevitable costs of living in a place whose livelihood depends on community solidarity.

President Obama is also expected to pledge to lead a global effort to reduce climate-altering emissions and help both the poorest nations and newly industrializing countries like India adapt to the inevitable costs of a warming planet.

"The government has seriously underestimated the financial implications of clause 136 by failing to quantify some of the key and inevitable costs of criminalisation, such as increased takeup of housing benefit and homelessness rehabilitation.

Even if you think humanity should do absolutely nothing to stop global warming or reduce oil dependency, governments will want to spend money to handle the inevitable costs of warming or oil-dependence, and it would be far better to fund that spending with as efficient a tax system as possible.

300 jobs will be lost when the Pitman factory shuts down, which is one of the inevitable costs of progress.

But these are no longer the inevitable cost of living longer, if not healthier, lives.

"The loss of revenues means inevitable cost cuts to ensure our long-term survival," Parrott wrote.

Cancer, then, is an inevitable cost of being multicellular.The discovery of stem cells changed this picture subtly, but importantly.

Turley said that Redcar's £80m support package actually amounted to £50m, because of the inevitable cost of redundancies.

Are deaths like Gordon's frivolous, or are they an inevitable cost of expanding our geographical knowledge?