Sentence examples for inevitable expense from inspiring English sources

If this isn't the first time you've entered the new year as a returning student, you will be aware of the inevitable expense of the quite frankly crap night that you are likely to have when you go out on that bar crawl that you've done 100 times before in your home town.

Among those reasons is the idea that evolution involves an array of trade-offs, compromises in selection that favor one trait at the inevitable expense of another.

With India's high-energy costs and overtaxed electrical grid, Sarma worries that the purchase would spike his electrical bills, but he's beginning to think it may be an inevitable expense.

After the lawyers were paid, it will be plainly seen that a very small amount was left, per capitum to pay the inevitable expenses, outside of taxable costs.

With good reason: Your liability coverage probably doesn't go nearly high enough when it comes to pool-related injuries (and the inevitable legal expenses).

It's inevitable that unforeseen expenses are going to come out of the blue.

A ComRes poll of 100 peers shows a growing acceptance that constitutional reform is inevitable following the parliamentary expenses scandal.

This report and the missed payments fed the narrative of the Postal Service as a dying institution, hopelessly ill-equipped to adapt to the digital age, with the inevitable government bailout at taxpayer expense soon at hand.

Thanks, Pius Before facing the inevitable demand for me to advance expense money to cover costs of the transaction, I decided to bail out.

The victory of the hugely popular "Gone With the Wind" (1939) may have been historically inevitable, but it came at the expense of several movies more accomplished though less explicitly edifying.

Of course you then have to factor in flights, visa costs and health insurance, as well as the many incidental expenses that are an inevitable result of living somewhere unfamiliar and far away from home.