Sentence examples for inevitable wake from inspiring English sources

"May 12 was the inevitable wake up call," said Judith Kipper, director of Middle East programs at the Council on Foreign Relations.

Let's hope that the inevitable surprises wake us but do not swamp us.

With many investors and traders viewing war with Iraq as all but inevitable in the wake of the aggressive tone of President Bush's State of the Union address, oil and oil stocks led the market higher.

It is inevitable in the wake of Sept. 11 that we ask whether fiction writers have anything to say to our altered consciousness.

Brailsford described the persistent questioning of Froome's performances as unacceptable but both he and his protégé know it is inevitable in the wake of Lance Armstrong's unmasking last October.

The teachers' union issued a statement calling Mr. Vignola's resignation "inevitable" in the wake of the report by Richard J. Condon, the special commissioner of investigation for the schools.

Departures were inevitable in the wake of the turning of the regulatory screw, as the government battled to restore confidence in its management of the NHS after a series of scandals.

This idea was first raised some time ago in the report People's Pensions, published by the New Economics Foundation NEFF) but it is even more timely today given the rising unemployment and business collapses inevitable in the wake of the credit crunch.

Four years after he was released from prison, Erdoğan's rise to prime minister in 2003 was applauded not only by conservative Turks but also by western politicians and academics who hoped that his democratic Islamism would provide an alternative path to the "clash of civilisations" that many regarded as inevitable in the wake of 9/11.

While disappointing, the decision was more or less inevitable in the wake of the Obama administration's latest reversal.

It only delays the inevitable need to wake up, but the delay is so worth it we routinely hit "snooze" every day.