Sentence examples for inevitably gain from inspiring English sources
The larger market in the near term, analysts say, will be in corporate data centers where 64-bit computing based on PC technology will inevitably gain ground at the expense of the more costly 64-bit computers made for years by I.B.M., Sun Microsystems and Hewlett-Packard.
To cut more programs for everyone but the bloated fat cats who inevitably gain the most from government largesse?
If you take in more calories than you burn, you will inevitably gain weight -- take in less and lose weight.
Four decades later, the culture that every sensitive person presumably disdained -- the one consisting of roadside signs and Chevrolets with fins and Look magazine advertisements for angel food cake and canned spaghetti -- has inevitably gained a certain patina.
Correspondingly, companies that win are characterized by their ability to write better software faster (hence the rise of continuous delivery and DevOps practices), and the tools that enable them to do so are inevitably gaining an increasing share of budget dollars.
As slogans like "pussy grabs back," "nevertheless she persisted" and "smash the patriarchy" have gained momentum, they have also inevitably gained marketability.
and even Reid himself, who all defended Senate tradition and also warned about turnabout once the GOP inevitably gained control of the chamber.
On the other hand, the work of poets who died young inevitably gains drama from our knowledge of their doom, and "Insensibility" moves us with an especially eerie combination of anguish and poise in the face of personal danger.
Yet such things are par for the course in their world, the bumps that inevitably accompany gains.
But this will be harder to do when Republicans inevitably make gains in Congress in November.
The play space has wheels at various heights that children can drive to nowhere, a small climbing wall, and an endless number of stairs to satisfy the urge that small people inevitably have to gain serious height.
