Sentence examples for inevitable law from inspiring English sources

Angie Harmon is among the stars, making the inevitable "Law & Order" meets "Sex and the City" joke just too literal.

In common with most of the political class, W Winwood Reade, Alfred Russell Wallace, Herbert Spencer, Frederick Farrar, Francis Galton, Benjamin Kidd and even Charles Darwin saw the extermination of dark-skinned people as an inevitable law of nature.

No one can see, no one understands it, yet we understand that it is an inevitable law of the universe.

As these trusts became huge, it was inevitable that laws would be passed requiring them to use their wealth "more or less corresponding to the evolving expectations of American civilisation".

It is evident on Hook's account that the Russian Revolution cannot be adequately understood as an historical transformation that was carried out under inevitable dialectical laws.

In his ruling, Judge Rutherford said that, in the past 50 years, social attitudes in Britain had changed and it was inevitable that laws would "cut across" some people's beliefs.

Beware, he said, of those "who thought their abundant riches the result of inevitable economic laws" (Quadragesimo Anno, para. 4).

Not least because this type of personal data is of obvious and inevitable interest to law enforcement agencies.