Sentence examples for inevitably coming from inspiring English sources

And with more hits inevitably coming, people are starting to think about doing something about it.

The second is that America's role as the single pole of a unipolar world is inevitably coming to an end.

And yet, in virtually the same breath, he said change of a historic magnitude is inevitably coming to classrooms this decade: "It's one of the three or four biggest things happening in the world today".

"This is caving into pressure because they know the lawsuits are inevitably coming," Nancy Bush, an independent bank analyst in Aiken, South Carolina, told Bloomberg News of the move to strip Mr. Thompson of his post as chairman.

With the decline of the railroads, and the development of more sophisticated surveillance systems to rout out illegal travelers, the era of freight hopping is inevitably coming to an end.

Whether it was the male dancers in particular, the music in general or the imagery, it seemed to beg comparison with Michael Clark, inevitably coming off a poor second.

Inevitably comes the backlash.

Now, inevitably, comes the book.

With increased expenses inevitably come increased pressures.

Then, inevitably, came the decline.

Those sorts of challenges will inevitably come".