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By then the contest had become fractious, Diego Costa and Van Dijk embroiled in a running spat with the Spain forward riled and, inevitably, increasingly threatening.

With a little stretching, the same thought experiment might be extended to architecture, though the conclusion inevitably becomes increasingly controversial.

Among those arguing for a change in course was Peterson, whose partnership with Schwarzman, perhaps inevitably, was increasingly strained.

Creating and maintaining the required infrastructure is, inevitably, an increasingly complex issue, and one that needs careful consideration.

As time went on, both consoles would inevitably become increasingly homogenized.

As time went on, both consoles would inevitably become increasingly homogenised.

Capture management will inevitably be increasingly important in the era of remote follow-up.

The situation will "inevitably lead to increasingly costly, controversial, and unavoidable trade-offs," the panel found.

Inevitably, he became increasingly frustrated on this troubled production, where Miller and Monroe's marriage seemed to be imploding.

As health budgets are inevitably limited (and increasingly under strain), opportunity costs will have to be taken into account as well.

But increasingly – and inevitably – all computing devices are composed of the same fundamental commodity components.