Sentence examples for inevitably large from inspiring English sources

Malaysians, however, are an inevitably large part of the club, he said, since badminton is essentially the country's national sport.

Thus if the cross correlation of full leak acoustic signals are used to locate a leakage, the location error is inevitably large.

Inevitably, large asset management firms own, or are tied to banks that own, some of the same securities the government is seeking to sell.

Inevitably, large tranches of this are destined for Pseuds Corner in Private Eye, especially Diana Quick's worry about being "overwhelmed by unprocessed fear" and Simon McBurney's neurotic reflections on standing in the wings of Beckett's Endgame.

This institutional receptivity has the consequence that inevitably large numbers of innocent people will be tortured as has happened in Israel (see PCATI 2003).

Inevitably, large defects after surgery will lead to severe voice handicap and swallowing disability.

In contrast, the traditional condenser lens utilizes an electromagnetic coil to adjust the optical properties, but the size of the electromagnetic lens is inevitably larger.

But whatever the film critics end up saying about the artistic merits of the movie, which is directed by Mike Nichols from a screenplay by Elaine May, the story it tells is, on the big screen, inevitably larger and more powerful than it was in the book.

As the items in the detail/background outnumbers that in the gist in the Pareidolia test, the number of illusory responses in the detail/background is inevitably larger than that in the gist even if one attends equally to the gist and the detail/background.

Larger L2 caches inevitably have larger power consumption.

It's throwing people out to a larger, what is inevitably a larger, unemployment heap for frankly no good reason".