Sentence examples for inevitably extend from inspiring English sources

Chris Messina famously predicted 2016 would be "the year of conversational commerce", but the Messenger bot platform will inevitably extend far beyond commerce.

Increasing yield per acre is to an important extent dependent on improved planting material, and this is largely a matter of breeding work and selection which must almost inevitably extend over a period of years in the actual areas where the improved planting material is required.

It's still possible to attempt to compete with FriendFeed, but a better version of FriendFeed inevitably extends Twitter and therefore consolidates FriendFeed's value as an after effect.

As these techniques are inevitably extended to studies of human fecal samples, the need for signal amplification will need to be re-evaluated depending upon RNA yield.

Therefore the digestion of the limited α-glucan chains represented by the initial 'rapid' phase is inevitably extended.

The paid time off allows rank and file workers to take care of their families and Scherr believes that dedication inevitably will extend to the business and its customers.

In a exchange in the House of Lords, Lord Forsyth said the Scottish move would inevitably lead to extending the franchise to 16-year-olds in all elections throughout the United Kingdom - bringing politics into schools.

Inevitably, Rooney extended United's lead.

(Anti-terrorism and other "special" measures inevitably get extended to ordinary citizens).

It's factually untrue". He added, "The only group you can point to that wins year after year and wins in very large magnitude is the very highest incomes". White House officials defend the temporary nature of many of the tax cuts, saying they will inevitably be extended by a future president and Congress because they are politically popular.

As demonstrated in Figs. 1, 2, and 3, the surface ordering of nanodroplets can be improved via optimized ion beam parameters, which, however, inevitably require extended ion bombardment.