Sentence examples for inevitable effort from inspiring English sources

"What's threatening any part of the ocean where there may be natural resources are oil and mineral exploration, man's inevitable effort to develop and exploit resources under the sea", he told Vice News in an interview, suggesting that rapidly developing deep sea mining technology might one day pose a threat to U.S. coastal waters.

This time around, Congress bailed them out so they were in good enough shape to lobby against the inevitable reform effort.

Further attacks by men who consider themselves Muslims are inevitable, and efforts to avert them will inconvenience nearly everyone.

While standards bodies seem inevitable the efforts so far aren't gaining traction because the market is still innovating too quickly to pin down a single definition of student success.

In a physical game such as rugby, where high force collisions are commonplace, some injuries will remain inevitable despite efforts to prevent them.

Because TB treatment is lengthy, complicated, and potentially toxic, premature treatment discontinuation among a fraction of patients is almost inevitable, prompting efforts to reduce the current length of treatment, which exceeds 25 weeks [ 2].

If Stokes did not stint in his efforts then his anger on Twitter the previous evening, in which he seemed to suggest that overstepping was an inevitable consequence of effort, was just naive.

The shift to OTT live TV services is likely inevitable, and recent efforts by companies including Twitter and Facebook to own live video (including content with the largest live audiences, like sports) presents a strong motivator for Hulu and others with more legacy roots to stake out their own territory in the bold new stream feature of TV.

However, we expect that under rapid climate change scenarios there will be inevitable tradeoffs between efforts to conserve individual species, and conserving the environments that those species evolved in and are adapted to.

Therefore, it is inevitable to focus efforts on estimating either time since introduction (e.g., from historical records of disease prevalence) or the substitution rate of the marker (e.g., from laboratory experiments or genomic comparative analysis).

If war was inevitable, he believed the effort to record that war would be essential, and its planning could not be left to amateurs or to the bungling of War Department bureaucrats.