Sentence examples for inevitable drift from inspiring English sources

But it is time to admit that the fragmentation of the school system is running out of control and the inevitable drift into profit-making schools is dangerous.

Industrial Democracy is also supremely relevant today, if only because it deals with the central problem of representation in trade unions: the inevitable drift of the salaried official away from the aspirations of the rank and file.

Lou and Mindy dance close together, their whole bodies touching, but Mindy is thinking of Albert, as she will, periodically, after marrying Lou and having two daughters, Lou's fifth and sixth children, in quick succession, as if sprinting against the inevitable drift of his attention.

Some will find his version of events sympathetic; others will find it a cliché, the inevitable rightward drift of an old Trotskyist; and still others will violently quarrel with his tangents and disquisitions, as Hitchens so often makes one do (he may be smarter than most of us, but when he's hellbent on making a point, he'll haul out straw men one would just as soon leave to the cows).

This is because there are inevitable timing drifts between the two inputs to the system.

For us, unless we're that rare breed of person who always has the next idea ready to go, there is what I have come to think of as the inevitable Period of Drift.

Some portfolio drift is inevitable, but it is as likely to nudge returns up as down.

The details are hard to predict, but the general drift is inevitable.

Maybe writer's drift is inevitable because it's necessary, and the slacking off part is really the work.

Mission drift is also inevitable.

Nonlinear dynamic analysis is implemented for a three-story CBF, and it is demonstrated that a drift concentration is inevitable, particularly in the first story, when the CBF is subjected to a set of large ground motions with a probability of exceedance of 2% in 50 years.