Sentence examples for inevitable needed from inspiring English sources

The baseball historian and author Peter Morris said that Hoy's efforts might have influenced umpires but that the use of hand signals was inevitable, needed for the players and the fans as the stadiums became bigger and noisier.

The "inevitable" need to cut into entitlements is inevitable only if one refuses to collect additional revenues.

With such a staggering defeat, there was an inevitable need to look for reasons.

McAndrew sensibly trims many marginal characters, though the inevitable need for doubling is neatly handled by actors playing their antitheses.

A significant chunk of this derives from the inevitable need to travel to Vancouver to participate and spectate.

Yet his weak party, lack of organisation and an inevitable need to compromise cast doubt on his ability to overturn the old order.

"Centralising information so you can better dispatch civic resources is an inevitable need in the evolution of our society, but we need to be cautious about the consequences," says Watch Dogs' Morin.

And they ignore the inevitable need to reform the alternative minimum tax, which is not indexed for inflation and will apply to some 40 million households within 10 years -- up from two million today.

Despite the fact that you don't have to pay an arrangement fee at the time of reserving a rate, borrowers will have to factor in the inevitable need to pay them at the start of their new mortgage.

But perhaps because he is a novelist, he finds the task extraordinarily difficult, and not only because of the inevitable need to simplify -- especially acute in the case of a Victorian work teeming with secondary characters and subplots.

Perhaps it is a precursor to the inevitable need for political and economic union if Europe is to have a meaningful role in the global political economy in future.