Sentence examples for inevitably answer from inspiring English sources
When I was a small child and adults asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up, I would inevitably answer "an elephant or an electric harmonica".
This is the one place where taxes, caps, and control technologies must inevitably answer to public taste.
EOKA attacks continued throughout the 60s, and were inevitably answered by the Turkish Defence Organisation (TMT), which called for taksim - partition of the island between Greece and Turkey.
Inevitably the answer is yes: I will rework a scheme until I have the right balance of evergreen coverage, seasonal colour and a time plan that works for my client.
Inevitably, the answer is likely the former.
The silence from the women inevitably is answered with storylines hastily pieced together.
Inevitably, the answers are coloured by the United States's experience in 1929, when the Fed tightened policy in response to what it perceived as excesses on Wall Street, only to plunge the economy into the Great Depression.
Does it matter whether Peter's high income is due to a large inheritance or to his willingness to work long hours at a dreary job?" Economics, Mr. Mankiw concludes, won't tell us, definitively, whether Peter or Paula is paying too much, because an answer inevitably leads to matters of values, which inevitably leads to different answers.
The answer, inevitably, has been compromise.
The answer, inevitably, is: yes and no.
The answer, inevitably, is a combination of the two.
