Sentence examples for inevitable increasingly from inspiring English sources

As it turns more serious, the inevitable, increasingly scary question looms of how and when Buddy will tell her the truth.

But given the scope of the intelligence failure, an inquiry seemed inevitable and increasingly imminent.

Luke longs to escape his fictional doppelgänger, but the comparisons are inevitable and, increasingly, unflattering: "I was Dorian Gray in reverse: my attic was in every bookshop in the world".

This now looks increasingly inevitable.

Even if the government can hold itself together, such unrest seems increasingly inevitable.

Such anxiety is irrational and, in the second instance, racist, but it is also increasingly inevitable.

But Mr. Draghi's candidacy looks increasingly inevitable after he won the backing of President Nicolas Sarkozy of France this week.

They appeared the perfect fit but, in the end, it was impossible to avoid an increasingly inevitable divorce.

However Amla was unflustered and so too was De Villiers in a smooth partnership whose progress was increasingly inevitable.

To most Americans, the prospect of a united Europe has long been viewed not only as a favorable development, but even as an increasingly inevitable one.

"As exposure become increasingly inevitable, organizations then have incentives to act in ways that can stand scrutiny, both now and in the future," writes Boston College's Sam Ransbotham.