Sentence examples for inevitable means from inspiring English sources

The fact that the web's current form wasn't inevitable means that it's possible to ask if it's working for us, and tinker with it if it's not.

He was moved by what he considered to be the selfless courage of the Russian terrorists who assassinated the tsar, Alexander II, in 1881; he felt this to be "a historically inevitable means of action".

In American fiction, after all, there was nothing new in the image of the black man as an inarticulate savage for whom rape and murder were a nearly inevitable means of expression.

Competition for control of lucrative illegal markets for banned drugs makes violence an inevitable means to settle arguments, because neither the courts nor the police enforce business transactions between gangsters.

However, a belief that gun regulation will at some point several decades now seem natural and inevitable means nothing to the victims and families of victims from these latest shootings, nor will this belief prevent the hundreds or thousands of deaths which will likely happen before congress finally acts.

And, while this may be inevitable, it means no one else has much room for manoeuvre.

The corporatisation of virtual space is inevitable, which means we can expect immersive animated experiences from the likes of Disney and Dreamworks.

Multiculturalism, immigration and diversity are good, long-term objectives.Student loans are economically sensible, cuts to (wealthier) pensioners' universal allowances are justified and inevitable, austerity means older as well as younger generations should be affected.

Northrup has for many months noted that a mix of low gas prices (probably for many years to come), the costs of extracting gas in New York and inevitable litigation means that whenever the Cuomo administration finally releases new fracking rules, it will take a very long time for drilling to gain any momentum in the state.

Which is why I think that Snapguide's  bold and stylish move to the tablet is not only inevitable, but means that the service has finally landed in its true home.

Retreating from this inevitable battle means handing your destiny over to competitors of whom you have little awareness.