Sentence examples for inevitably fails from inspiring English sources

If the President unveils a big but doomed legislative agenda, he risks being portrayed as weak when it inevitably fails.

Today's EU is a club enraptured by neoliberal economics with no answer for when that, inevitably, fails.

But some whisper that the point of the plan is simply to make it more difficult, once it inevitably fails, for Mr Assad's friends to protect him.

But the government inevitably fails to live up to its promises, prompting the kidnappers to strike again.There is little the authorities can do to stop determined kidnappers.

A 47% adult literacy problem bodes disaster for developing the knowledge economy that is necessary for maintaining Australian prosperity when the mineral market finally (and inevitably) fails.

The problem is we know that Walter White is eventually successful and we know that Jimmy McGill/Saul Goodman inevitably fails.

Yet his subjects inevitably fail him.

China would inevitably fail: the project was unsustainable.

When the gangsters inevitably failed to uphold their obligations, Porter threw them out.

The story progresses like a tournament: a series of tests that men inevitably fail.

Attempts by big banks to regulate themselves will inevitably fail, Mr. Volcker suggested.