Sentence examples for inevitable that it would from inspiring English sources

The American current account position improved significantly through the recession because global trade collapsed, and with a return to global and domestic growth it was inevitable that it would regain most of its previous level.

Ouija Board's career had so carefully threaded its way down a romantic channel that it appeared inevitable that it would culminate in an eighth Group One victory and station as the record prize money earner in British racing history.

With so many changes, it was probably only inevitable that it would be disjointed at times.

And so perhaps it was inevitable that it would migrate out of business and into other areas of our lives.

We saw our own [America's Cup] boat capsize in October last year during trials and maybe it was inevitable that it would happen again [on another boat].

Tony Jordan's mishmash adaptation is something new (albeit built on something very old) – making it almost inevitable that it would divide audiences.

"They knew development was inevitable and that it wouldn't be easy to sell," Gregg said.

It seemed kind of inevitable that I would eventually start doing it.

It was inevitable that I would win for Best Direction.

"I suppose it was inevitable that I would start to think [about] preparedness," muses Mr Rawles.

That's a huge gap, so it seems inevitable that Hamilton would collect it once more today.