On Tuesday, at a session of the Saudi cabinet, King Fahd noted approvingly President Bush's groundbreaking announcement that the United States considered a Palestinian state an inevitable ingredient in a solution to the Middle East conflict.
As Zbigniew Brzezinski, Carter's national security adviser, once wrote, Christopher was inclined "to litigate issues endlessly, to shy away from the inevitable ingredient of force in dealing with international realities... with an excessive faith that all issues can be resolved by compromise".
What really interests me is that, unlike McDonald's and the other huge fast food players, Shake Shack has been cited for consistency issues -- sort of inevitable, as the ingredients are fresh and cooked to order, the average check is twice that of a McDonald's (at least), and they are equally unhealthy.
As anyone who has ever been backstage at a fashion show (or watched "Project Runway") can attest, egomania, depravity and back-stabbing are either fashion's necessary ingredients or its inevitable byproducts.
Every time a new ethnic-cooking ingredient comes on the scene, the inevitable question follows: "Where do I find it?" Today's annual Orlando Sentinel Ethnic Grocery Guide helps answer the question by showcasing the diversity of Central Florida's larder.
But, it's often inevitable that you'll forget to buy at least one key ingredient.
Even that looked too late, given that all the ingredients are in place for a short-lived property frenzy followed by the inevitable hangover.
However, Hawe et al [ 26] argues that such variation is inevitable and permissible in community trials, as long as investigators are able to identify the active ingredients of complex interventions.
There's the inevitable unveiling of a Lebanese tuna tartare, which combines — to modestly appealing effect — bluefin tuna with couscous, mint and parsley, among other ingredients.
