Sentence examples for inevitable forces from inspiring English sources

The errors of these men and their successors, Dallek argues, were "not the result of inevitable forces beyond human control; rather, they were the consequence of bad judgments".

Instead of inevitable forces, the New Liberal Economics argues that these changes are the result of the changing rules of the economy.

The government's own engineers were impressed with Clearview, but any immediate progress was slowed by the inevitable forces of inertia and bureaucracy in Washington.

"Is their financial position because of intractable and inevitable forces at work or is it to do with the fact they have been making bad programmes for a few years?

In his view, such violence is endorsed by a God who was himself caught between two inevitable forces: his intrinsic creativity, on the one hand, and the creation of nature, including its evil creatures, on the other.

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In that sense, one may regard politics as an inevitable force of nature to which we must adapt in order to survive.

As I explained to the housing conference delegates, in the face of such credible, competent and perhaps even crafty campaigning, localism is an inevitable force.

He believes that there are times when war is inevitable, forced upon a nation for survival, or justifiable to stop unjust acts such as the genocide in Rwanda.

In a recent newsletter, the alliance warned its members that nationwide licensing might be inevitable, "forcing this ancient tradition to conform to Western business practices".

In general, though, the issue has not inflamed passions in Mexico, where political rivals often spy on one another and the United States is often viewed as an omnipotent, inevitable force.