Rose gold is not always the inevitable elemental precursor to populist revolution.
Therefore, depletion of the precursor is inevitable and growth rate decreases as reaction time increases.
When Tracy McGrady bolted Toronto to play for the Orlando Magic last summer, it seemed a precursor to the inevitable departure of Vince Carter.
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.
For many of us it's an unwelcome sight, a precursor to the inevitable house spider in the bath.
Clearly, by one view, the logic of the 17-nation single currency — of which Britain is not a member — dictates much broader fiscal coordination between its members, the precursors to an inevitable federation: call it Big Europe.
When watching both sides bicker about taxing the rich and giving to the poor, I can't help but think that this is a precursor to how we're going to handle the inevitable.
Note that in a study aiming to generate CuInS2 nanocrystals, formation of CuxS nanophases was found to be inevitable when indium and copper carboxylates were used as the precursors.
Further, although the general consensus is that brief alcohol interventions are ill-suited to the needs of dependent drinkers, who require more specialist and intensive support (Saitz, 2010), it is inevitable that routinely screening patients for excessive alcohol use in primary healthcare an essential precursor to intervention will identify those at the dependence end of the spectrum.
