Sentence examples for inevitably assumed from inspiring English sources

It cannot be proved that this is such a universe, but it is inevitably assumed in acknowledging the claims of morality.

Consider too corporate security, which, like public security, is inevitably assumed to be far more important than personal privacy.

The film is based on Thorson's published memoir, and inevitably assumes a position similar to that of the critical hero-worshipping Nick Carraway in The Great Gatsby.

Though his father was a prominent real estate developer, Mr. Means said, when he tells New Yorkers that he is from Alabama, they inevitably assume "I grew up with chickens in the front yard".

The Arab world would inevitably assume that the Bush administration had sanctioned such a move, and it would make it difficult for Arab leaders to support other American policies in the region, including a possible military action against Iraq.

Inevitably we assume that we'd be better off entrusting our marketing on new platforms to young people who are fluent in applications and algorithms.

In the absence of such trial results, any cost-effectiveness estimates are inevitably speculative, assuming a life year's benefit that has not yet been proven.

History's casual disregard for individual plans meant Cieszynski would arrive in West Berlin just hours before the checkpoints opened – then find himself struggling back East, against a tide of people, to salvage belongings from his apartment before they closed again, as he assumed they inevitably would.

The U.S. will inevitably continue to assume the onus of leadership, and its costs, whether in Afghanistan or elsewhere.

Inevitably, those themes assume added resonance with the arrival of "The Leftovers" so close to the 10th anniversary of 9/11.

As we gained confidence in what we were doing, thoughts of separate identities and separate careers inevitably began to assume increasing importance.