Sentence examples for inevitable features from inspiring English sources

Human error and human corruption are inevitable features of being human and not a machine, and need to be built into planning assumptions.

It is true that booms and busts are inevitable features of markets; to paraphrase a Wall Street truism, were it not for speculators perhaps neither the railroads nor Google would have been financed.

It was meant as a term of condemnation, a concise way of arguing that riots in the street or the devastation of a pit village were the inevitable features of this new land that had arisen in the 1980s, a country reshaped by the woman at the top.

However, large area graphene membrane, dominantly available through wet transfer and assistance of polymers, has inevitable features like defects, holes and cracks that could limit realistic prospects of industrial-scale production of desalination membranes.

A heightened tolerance of war, a double-standard in relation to the legitimacy of violence (alright if we inflict it on others but not alright if they inflict it on us), even a blindness to both the violence of poverty at home and the violence of empire abroad: all these seem to be inevitable features of the culture of empire.

"Heat loss is an inevitable feature of heat in a structure," Mr. Dreeben said.

I began wondering whether such peculiarities were an inevitable feature of losing one's sight.

But they reflect a choice by policymakers, and are not an inevitable feature of globalisation.

Mr Wimberly seems to think that government reserve depletion and IMF bailouts are an inevitable feature of large currency devaluations.

Although some disputes with bishops were an inevitable feature of the Italian urban scene, alliances between bishops and communes grew more common in the 13th century.

For Griffiths, however, kith is not merely an inevitable feature of human nature, but an ideal: one to be celebrated and reclaimed from the malign encroachments of modernity.