Inevitable Surprises: Thinking Ahead in Times of Turbulence by Peter Schwartz (Gotham Books, $27 , 2003 Once a scenario planner for Royal/Shell, Peter Schwartz peers into the future and sees a Long Boom ahead for both technological advancement and stocks and economies at large.
But he said it was the inevitable result of thinking about not just his situation but that of thousands of other young people like him.
In the afternoon, we were wandering in a vibrant city, through streets and streets of arcadelike shopping districts and restaurants, thinking inevitable thoughts about human resilience and rebuilding.
This raises an inevitable question: What were they thinking?
("I was beginning to feel it might be inevitable for me," he remembered thinking).
I was thinking about the inevitable sadness that we bless modern medicine for giving us an additional 10, 20 years of life, and curse it for giving us 10, 20 additional years in which to lose our faculties.
She says she was naive about See No Evil, asking her agent to push for an audition without thinking about the inevitable controversy that would spring up around such a disturbing story.
Mr. Treadwell was not the first or last risk taker to stir controversy and fascination for pushing the limits, sometimes fatally, and to prompt the inevitable question, "What were they thinking?" The public appetite for the psychological intricacies of risk is being served by the release of two new movies about people who sought out extreme environments, then died in them.
"All of the momentum, all of the ways in which people are thinking legalization is inevitable and the way of the future, imagine what would have happened if we had lost.
But he is wrong in thinking that prostitution is inevitable.
