Sentence examples for inevitable prospects from inspiring English sources

The Mavericks can close the series and Jackson's ring-claiming career with a win in Sunday's Game 4. As sentiments have shifted since the Mavericks stunned the Lakers in the opener to the now nearly inevitable prospects of Dallas gaining passage into the conference finals, the Lakers have remained calm, collected and confident.

But even the almost inevitable prospect of losing did not stop the American spectators from cheering.

The seemingly inevitable prospect of Trump becoming the Republican candidate is terrifying.

And not to mention the almost inevitable prospect of losing the UK's seat at the Security Council.

And what of the inevitable prospect of old presses reaching the limits of reconditioning and simply dying of old age?

That he would parlay his notoriety into some sort of book deal is an unsavory, if inevitable, prospect.

In this context, and faced with the inevitable prospect of Russia vetoing any new sanctions against Iran, the US then adopted a more diplomatic veneer.

Yet, burdened by inescapable memory, faced with the inevitable prospect of extinction, we persist in wanting to hold on to that "fair fancy", the pretty lie of the Christmas story – and that is our distinctively human tragedy.

Arriving at my mother's these days means the crunch of wheels on gravel, a fusillade of barking from a dementedly excited Jack Russell – and the joyous, inevitable prospect of rereading at least one of the lurid stack of Terry Pratchett hardbacks on my adolescent bookshelf.

Former Manchester United players have spoken of their dread at incurring their manager's wrath and the inevitable prospect of being subjected to "the hairdryer treatment", the phrase coined to describe the hot blast of air they would feel on their cheeks as he got up close and personal while berating them for whatever shortcomings he had witnessed in the competitive cauldron.

And the region faces the near-inevitable prospect of a great earthquake on the Cascadia fault, possibly a 9.0 — 32 times more powerful than the 8.0-magnitude temblor in Sichuan.