Sentence examples for inevitable undesirable from inspiring English sources

Although such a charge-storage concept would usually be useless due to inevitable, undesirable reactions, e.g. shuttle reaction or migration of active redox species between electrodes, we attain much-enhanced capacitance with an excellent reversibility by suppressing an undesirable diffusion process.

Community members were discouraged by the lack of positive changes over the long-term and the scale of the problem (sewage flowing downstream from Hanoi and arsenic underground) and wished to get their children out of an inevitable undesirable future.

It was highlighted by the WHO [ 1] that the broad scope of these recommendations for glove use together with the significant increase of usage frequency potentially lead to inevitable, undesirable consequences, such as the misuse and the overuse of gloves, resulting in bacterial dissemination to the surrounding environment and contamination of surfaces in close contact to other patients.

For Mr. Romney, a confrontation with Mr. Trump was both inevitable and undesirable.

Participants spoke about the inevitable (and undesirable) social changes they experienced.

Instead of viewing chattering as an undesirable yet inevitable feature, the chattering signals are used as natural excitation signals for identifying an equivalent PID controller using the recursive least squares algorithm.

But recent developments have demonstrated that rent control, while undesirable, is inevitable.

This process, autodiploidization, resulted in undesirable but inevitable contamination of the diploidized ESCs (Additional file 1: Figure S1A).

One of the main goals of any weight loss intervention is to reduce excessive body fat mass, which is related to metabolic disorders, and also to minimize the loss of fat-free mass that might be undesirable, although inevitable, with drastic weight loss interventions.

This highly undesirable hazard is unfortunately inevitable … to miminise this risk we confined our selection to case histories of patients who were thought unlikely to read this book".

Moreover, unlike his war-mongering predecessor, Slobodan Milosevic, Mr Kostunica seems to accept that Montenegrin independence, however undesirable, may now be inevitable.Indeed, Mr Kostunica may already have other things on his mind.