Sentence examples for inevitable to keep from inspiring English sources
For projects using concrete lining, major changes seem inevitable to keep pace with fast-moving moles, probably including some entirely new types of concretes.
A decided change in current materials-handling systems seems inevitable to keep up with fast-moving moles by matching the mole's rate of excavation and fragmentation sizing of the muck produced.
Under the in-vitro examination, it was inevitable to keep the subject's motion under control – initial foot position, upper extremity position, knee flexion angle(during squat lifting).
It would be premature, however, to conclude that the patterns we observed are universal even across animals because the number of sampled genomes (i.e., 6) is far from large enough to make a general conclusion, although this restriction was inevitable to keep our analyses reliable.
She is breezy about online footprints – "inevitable" – and plans to keep blogging until "it doesn't feel right any more.
This agreement was inevitable in order to keep our country in the Eurozone.
Economic growth will be slower and further cuts in public spending inevitable if Portugal is to keep to the euro-zone rules on public deficits.
"Costa Gomes thought decolonization was inevitable, and he wanted to keep wide-scale domestic violence from breaking out," said Kenneth Maxwell, an expert on Portuguese-speaking countries at the Council on Foreign Relations.
"You know," he told the Actuary last month, "people have this crazy concept that ageing is natural and inevitable, and I have to keep explaining that it is not".
Dr. Fortune said that was the goal of the design: to keep the inevitable gaps small enough that any water that made it through could be easily pumped out.
Some invent gods to help soften the pain, others, meanwhile, seek out the immediacy of pleasure to keep the inevitable at bay, but all are finally measured by the yardstick of death.
