Sentence examples for inevitably because from inspiring English sources

It all ends in tears, inevitably, because fantasy this isn't.

Inevitably, because Sam is an unlikely hero, and because "G.o.T".

Inevitably, because it has no principles, only policies; no ideology, only programmes.

Inevitably, because I've just turned 60, people will say, what took you so long?

The healthy side is that criticism is now inevitably, because of new technology, becoming more accountable and democratic.

She runs the day-to-day business, and inevitably, because of my work, I do more of the promotion".

But they must be asked -- and answered -- because, inevitably, we'll have to face them again.

But this secret will inevitably be revealed because, well, Melinda will not stop talking about it.

I'm used to showing everyone what I write, but this had to be more private, because, inevitably, they just wanted to see the stuff about them.

Tropico is an examination of how institutions are inevitably flawed because they're comprised of people.

"The number of uninsured will inevitably grow because of the rapid rise in health care costs.