Sentence examples for inevitable to avoid from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it is inevitable to avoid a considerable amount of TPP to evaporate during processing.

So more box sets will be inevitable to avoid labels losing control of their catalogues.

In many cases of constitutive modeling of continua undergoing large deformations, use of corotational rates and integrals is inevitable to avoid the effects of rigid body rotations.

The use of natural lighting was inevitable to avoid the high electricity cost and replacing artificial lighting with sunlight was found to decrease the total production cost by as much as 307 US$ per 0.5 kg dry cell in the 50 L FP-ALPBR.

Human Rights Watch acknowledged that some transfers are "inevitable," sometimes to avoid overcrowding.

This is far from inevitable, but to avoid it will require a shift in the mode of political intercourse from exprobration to diplomacy, and from denunciation to dialogue.

The Union and Confederate armies had fought to a standstill and there was national relief when, after four years of bitter fighting and unconscionable brutality, General Robert E Lee bowed to the inevitable and, to avoid more pointless slaughter, surrendered to Lieutenant General Ulysses S Grant at Appomattox in Virginia in April 1865.

The authors suggested that this was related to a desire to "numb the pain, to help along the inevitable, or to avoid going through what they had seen others experience" (p.159).

Once currencies were floating, tight money was inevitable so as to avoid a downward spiral of depreciation and inflation something most big Asian economies have managed to avoid.

In Agrobacterium-mediated transformation, control of bacterial overgrowth with antibiotic is necessary, and total elimination of A grobacterium from the regenerating tissues is inevitable in order to avoid false positive signals in PCR.

Even better, to avoid inevitable problems, wait a little longer.