Sentence examples for inevitable step in from inspiring English sources

As I study with her, the next, inevitable step in this odd linguistic journey becomes clear.

Greenberg claimed that this work represented the next inevitable step in the evolution of modern art.

Expanding humanity into space is an inevitable step in our quest to explore our world.

In retrospect, the series was simply the next inevitable step in Mr. Cosby's extraordinary career.

It was the next and inevitable step in the creation of an alliance that the United States has foolishly engineered through repeated and unnecessary affronts to the Russians.

But now, like everyone else, these institutions traffic in the economy of attention, an inevitable step in their evolution from respected repositories of prized objects to entertainment centers and contested social engines.

Depending on whom you talk to, Mendelson writes, the movement to update the Vat was either an inevitable step forward in the history of the library or the brainchild of one man: Father Leonard Boyle, a charismatic and controversial Irish priest who was appointed Prefect of the library in 1984 and was ousted in 1997, after his dealings with some American fund-raising associates.

As it happens, "The Road to Serfdom" — a classic attack on government planning as an inevitable step toward totalitarianism, published in 1944 and kept in print since then by the University of Chicago Press — had already begun a comeback of sorts.

It is really the next inevitable step for fashion retail in the Internet age.

Concorde was in the air and it was every schoolboy's conviction that the next inevitable step would see Union Jacks flying in space.

The first and inevitable step is the availability of sanitation facilities (in varying forms; improved or unimproved, onsite or off-site).