Beforehand, and even up to a very late stage in the process, conventional wisdom states that the conflict can never be resolved; but before the ink is dry on the agreement, people are ready to conclude that it was inevitable.
On the other, you were sighingly forced to conclude, perhaps it was inevitable: Chris Lowe is 53, Neil Tennant nearly 59; their work in recent years has increasingly looked beyond pop music, stretching into film soundtracks, ballet scores and orchestral works.
Race and gender discrimination, paralyzing political partisanship, and dysfunctional organizations plagued by infighting are popping up in so many settings that it is tempting to conclude that tribalism is inevitable.
But it did not take long for the inevitable flurry of traffic tickets to remind her and to conclude that "a car is an albatross in Manhattan, especially in Midtown".
But evidence of deterioration in the economy has been accumulating, as are signs that the global economic slowdown is taking a toll in Japan, leading many economists here to conclude that an eventual loosening was inevitable.
The decision led Wall Street analysts and airline executives to conclude that industry consolidation, something many believe inevitable to insure the long-term financial health of the industry, would have to be put off for several years.
"Lua," a ballad about an increasingly inevitable breakup, piled up a new contrast at the end of each verse, to conclude, "what's so simple in the moonlight, now it's so complicated".
BANGKOK, 16 June 2005 To conclude, we acknowledge that violence against children and violence in society as a whole are not inevitable, but rather an injustice that can be ended by recognizing that peace is a human right.
