Sentence examples for inevitably also from inspiring English sources

Architecture, Harries observes, has a responsibility to community; but its ethical function is inevitably also political.

It will inevitably also be catalyzed and driven by the larger culture and society.

The quest for new planets is inevitably also a quest for fame.

They inevitably also mention the abuse of prisoners at Abu Ghraib as needing to be avenged.

Plainview inevitably also dominates the narrative of Paul Thomas Anderson's film.

The end of the war inevitably also brought a settling of scores.

But as the economic hub of west Africa, Nigeria has, inevitably, also become its drug-trafficking hub.

Mr. Gore said the transition to individual accounts would inevitably also entail "raising the retirement age or cutting benefits".

The fact that Europe's population is shrinking and ageing will inevitably also affect the aspirations of some Europeans to create a superpower to rival the United States.

This resumed contraction in the economy has inevitably also led to a reversal of the favourable trends in those two indicators.

Technology companies and privacy experts have criticised such "back doors", since any secret way of accessing information that is opened to governments will inevitably also be used by malicious hackers, foreign governments and criminals.