Sentence examples for inevitably but from inspiring English sources

"There will be hiccups inevitably, but we really don't anticipate major problems.

Jerusalem was soon ringing out, inevitably, but also Danny Boy, Flower of Scotland and Cym Rhondda.

It premieres in Toronto, inevitably, but chances are it'll get better billing in London.

There will be tough times, inevitably, but I'm confident we can work through it and we will".

We do not agree on everything, inevitably, but have a good enough relationship to discuss things robustly and constructively.

Inevitably, but incorrectly, this change is understood by some in Britain as relevant to the UK's coming referendum.

Typecasting is inevitably simplistic, but the trend is unmistakable.

He was inevitably slower, but still skilful and adroit.

Quality, inevitably, varies, but so, thankfully, do the themes, concerns and poetic strategies employed.

The rooms Being half underground, the three bedrooms are inevitably dark but also wonderfully quiet.

Security is inevitably invoked, but the security rationale seems to have been upended by the Web.