Sentence examples for inevitably control from inspiring English sources
Jobs had plenty of time to think about his own legacy and, inevitably, control freak that he was, he left as little of it as possible to chance.
Things are so bad that Robert Blackwill, who was on W.'s national security team, wrote in Politico that the Obama administration should just admit failure and turn over the Pashtun South to the Taliban since it will inevitably control it anyway.
What we really have to do is go through the Middle East starting wars with everyone so we can take over their land and inevitably, control their oil.
Wood's is inevitably controlled by its televisual origin.
Inevitably, controlling how donations are used is especially difficult once the donor is dead.
Money inevitably controls our priorities and decisions; we know that.
Unfortunately but perhaps inevitably, "Spirit Control" steadily loses elevation after this charged opening sequence.
Increasingly it has begun to appear that the Supreme Council of Armed Forces wants to stretch a transition out over the longest possible time frame, affording it, inevitably, greater control.
Integrating CNTs into devices inevitably requires control of their location and/or density [4, 5].
Despite the visitors' changes Hull were the better side early on, but once Chester - the last man in defence - was dismissed for a foul on goal-bound midfielder Glenn Whelan, Stoke inevitably took control.
