Sentence examples for inevitable though from inspiring English sources

Wider use of the machines is no doubt inevitable, though, if finding skilled vineyard workers continues to be a problem.

It was merely a delay of the inevitable, though, as Jayawardene nudged Patel into the on-side to bring up his century.

Cruyff's shift into management was inevitable, though in 1985, when Ajax took him on, he had yet to receive his coaching badges and for two years had the job title of technical adviser.

It's inevitable, though, that after 14 years Chrome would expand their line of bags to include those of us that aren't as hardcore as the couriers biking around cities like Manhattan.

I think this is inevitable, though just as inevitable that will find the Whole again.

Inevitable though I suppose.

It's not inevitable, though.

It needn't be inevitable, though.

Raised voices are an inevitable consequence.Soon, though, this excuse will vanish.

Since the collapse of the Bangladeshi factory Rana Plaza in 2013, which killed more than 1,000 workers and injured about 2,500, some consumers are beginning to reject "sweatshop" fashion, and a shift towards more ethical practice is ultimately inevitable, commentators believe – though slow to arrive.

Simmons speaks of a phenomenon called "Peak Oil" and says it is "as inevitable as death," though, like death, predicting its precise timing is not easy.