Sentence examples for inevitable then from inspiring English sources

If corruption is inevitable, then people inevitably force themselves to get used to it, and even defend its legitimacy.

The inevitable then duly came to pass.

It was perhaps inevitable, then, that one day he would return.

"Some sacrifice by way of slower growth seems inevitable then," Ms. Rao said.

It seems inevitable, then, that the two brands would end up joining forces with one another.

It seems inevitable, then, that we should want to know his biography.

It was not inevitable, then, that "The Lego Movie" would be good for Denmark's Lego Group.

If ever anything in cricket could be said to be inevitable, then this was it.

Inevitable then that his reputation is less glowing than that of the relative newcomer, Diamond.

It was almost inevitable, then, that Dustin Hoffman's turn as a castaway would become this week's must-hear.

It was inevitable, then, that I would often gravitate toward the backroom staff to get my Statto kicks.