Sentence examples for inevitable much from inspiring English sources

Change in this area is inevitable, much like the movement toward equal rights for gays and lesbians.

It seems inevitable that much will be made public.

"He picks things up far too quickly and reaches the inevitable conclusion much too soon.

Finally, it is almost inevitable that much of the stimulus package has been squandered.

And having graceful ways to shut down initiatives and move on makes the inevitable failures much more palatable.

Most economists think a continued slowdown in exports is inevitable as much of the globe follows the United States into disarray.

China doesn't go for underdogs, so expect a parting of ways as Assad reaches his seemingly inevitable end, much as China did in the case of Libya.

The split, soon after, was inevitable; too much energy had been expended in dealing with the reaction to what they'd created.

Already, in some cool metropolitan boardroom, the man-made deluge has been rubber-stamped - it is cruel, inevitable, righteous, much like the Bible's archetypal flood.

"The three-year plan is a bridge to the inevitable decision much like pass/fail is the bridge to grades". "It's important for the faculty to keep an open mind, " Lagace said.

But it is also all but inevitable, because much of the work to shut down the shuttles is under way, and the path to the new Constellation craft would be hard to compress even with additional financing.