Sentence examples for inevitable leading from inspiring English sources

Prohibiting methamphetamine by law inevitably creates a black market in which toxic adulteration of the substance is inevitable, leading to a great deal more danger than is caused by the substance itself.

An armed clash became inevitable, leading to the takeover of Gaza by Hamas gunmen in June 2007.

A rapid climbdown by the BMA was inevitable, leading to an announcement that the September five-day strikes were off, further playing into Hunt's hands.

As the conduction band level of WO3 (approximately 0.7 V versus normal hydrogen electrode (NHE)) is larger than the potential of I−/I3 − (approximately 0.3 V versus NHE), the overpotential for triiodide reduction in WO3 CE will be inevitable, leading to a low V OC in DSCs using WO3 CE (as shown in Figure 5).

Corneal transplantation is inevitable leading to severe visual deterioration and corneal scarring in 20% of patients [ 2].

In our study we have considered a broad range of biologically plausible scenarios, inevitable leading to a broad range of potential outcomes.

"Things moved from one stage to the next in a kind of inevitable way, leading to the point where people felt they had no way to react other than... this".

Mr. Patrick — speaking at Faneuil Hall here, where Mr. Romney signed the health care bill into law on April 12 , 2006— said he wanted to combat inevitable criticism leading up to the presidential election by highlighting the law's success.

Thus, monitoring of glucose in blood has become an inevitable need leading to fabrication of accurate and sensitive advanced blood sugar detection devices for clinical diagnosis and personal care.

If stress exceeds a critical threshold, which varies among coral species and geographic locality [35], [36], [10], bleaching is inevitable, often leading to partial or whole-colony mortality [37] [39].

There's very little historical evidence that there is an inevitable slippery slope leading from soft paternalism to hard paternalism.