Sentence examples for inevitable than from inspiring English sources

Which makes "Jersey Shoresical" more inevitable than surprising.

The comparison with Otto is more inevitable than fair.

No new car book could be more inevitable than "Corvette: Fifty Years".

It is no more historically inevitable than communism turned out to be.

And this same story explains why China's continued rise is no more inevitable than its recent rise.

But for Sucharita Mulpuru, an analyst at Forrester Research, the collapse was more fundamental and inevitable than that.

Those voters exist, but the political thinking of many others in Trump country is more ambivalent and complicated and non-inevitable than is apparent from signs hung on Main Street or carried at rallies.

But if the transition is managed, or feigned as somehow appropriate (inevitable, rather than the brutal realpolitik it is), then the victor is inevitably tarnished.

Who better to mute the inevitable criticism than one of the classiest players in franchise history?

Because it makes cutting entitlements seem inevitable, rather than a political choice.

I'm struck less by the milestone she represents, an inevitable one, than by the campaign that preceded it.