Sentence examples for inevitably applied from inspiring English sources

And at bottom, it is longevity that has made Thurmond a "legend," the label inevitably applied to him.

Terms and conditions, inevitably, apply to "automatic delay repay".

Some of these issues will inevitably apply to the extension of blockchain to IoT.

The above-referenced methods inevitably apply serial searching over all possible candidate time shifts.

They will inevitably apply familiar strategies and shortcuts in order to accomplish the task in the time allotted even if it is not how "experts" would do it (Kerr, 1981; Nieveen and Van der Hoeven, 2011).

The prizes on offer, not least financially, and the penalties for defeat inevitably apply pressure more prematurely, but the idea of Rodgers being anywhere near losing his job at this stage of the season - barring a meltdown of epic proportions - would rank close to knee-jerk.

It must be acknowledged that a number of limitations will inevitably apply to the current study.

In contrast, antigens bound to APC surfaces restrict the diffusion of the BCRs and by doing so inevitably apply opposing forces to BCRs.

If a tool is to be used longitudinally over a period of months or even years to monitor the trajectory of change, it will inevitably be applied by many different people under changing conditions.

Williams "believed that humans, being imperfect, would inevitably err in applying God's laws".

We sit down and talk about the weather on campus (they all went out East and some now question their wisdom), the odd proclivities of their roommates (it seems patchouli still exists and is being applied liberally) and inevitably, politics and the primaries.