Sentence examples for inevitable only from inspiring English sources

This result was anything but inevitable; only death is that.

And their proprietary nature is also inevitable: only when a technology is established do standards emerge.

Delaying the inevitable only makes it more painful and more costly.

Where other Israeli politicians grudgingly accepted a Palestinian state as inevitable, only Peres argued in Le Monde that it was necessary for Israel's future.

That India itself is an increasingly globalised country, however, means that more films like Slumdog will be inevitable, only this time they will be made by Indians.

On the other hand, though, it threatens to undermine his credibility, given that he has declared for two consecutive years that layoffs were inevitable, only to see them averted in a budget deal.

Machiavelli helped stave off the inevitable but, only three years after he died, his independent Florence was dead too.

Urbanization is not only inevitable but desirable.

Despite the concerns, many say that the conversion is not only inevitable, but imminent.

This is not only inevitable, but it's also the best thing happening in pop culture right now.

Tobacco was used in the braising, imparting a quality for which the adjective smoky is not only inevitable but apt.