Sentence examples for inevitable question arises from inspiring English sources
Petersen cringes as the inevitable question arises about the team's standing in the polls at his weekly news conference.
As this border city works to remake its downtown into the bustling hub it once was, an inevitable question arises: Should the city bring back live alligators?
The inevitable question arises: Is it possible that some of our current American manifestos are really jeremiads, trapped in the wrong packaging?
Fleming, now pregnant with child No. 3, begins visiting Mr. Lieberman at his hotel in Los Angeles, and the inevitable question arises: will she succumb to desire?
So if kids in Williamsburg are wearing Barbour jackets and Upper East Side housewives are blogging about the minutiae of their daily lives, an inevitable question arises: what does it even mean to be a prep nowadays?
IN this hour of reflexive partisan division, with Americans frustrated by Washington's seeming inability to address significant fiscal questions, among other issues, an inevitable question arises: Can President Obama do anything to create enough good will to pass some lasting reforms?
But now the inevitable question arose: Had I finally turned into the dreaded producer with the convertible-bed casting couch?
The inevitable question arose: "Would you use this train to steal lots of intellectual property?" At first, she didn't answer, almost as if she didn't understand the question.
The most compelling moment of the first debate between the candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination came when the inevitable question arose about Hillary Clinton's emails.
