Sentence examples for inevitably accept from inspiring English sources

What Khamenei fails to understand is that when a person accepts the logic of armed violence, then he will inevitably accept that the people with the stronger military will prevail.

Then, I would wait until the father inevitably accepts his daughter's predicted death – it is only a matter of time.

He also understood we will never prevent every act of terrorism or achieve perfect security and that we inevitably must accept a level of risk to protect our country and advance our interests and values.

For that to happen, people can't just accept Facebook as a utility they inevitably have to use.

The balance of power, and the rules we would have to accept, would inevitably tilt in favour of less liberal policies.

You feel almost as if you were a member of a secret organization, and you accept what inevitably accompanies a culture of secrecy that everyone is lying, or at least concealing something or playing some game.

Inevitably, my mother accepted the service and testified, but her radio and TV career was effectively ended.

In his exhortations to give back to communities, he imposed on America's millionaires an obligation that, slowly but inevitably, they are beginning to accept in the 21st century.

Comments on blogs inevitably implode, and we all accept it > under the belief that "open is better!" Open is not better.

"You cannot escape from here!" Inevitably there are those who accept the challenge.

Therefore, evidence will inevitably have to be drawn from the period following the initial Buttram and Gibbons classification [9], which was later revised into the American Fertility Society classification [1], the most widely accepted classification worldwide for the last 25 years.