If a reader comes from the same cultural background as the author, those moments of self-recognition that bind someone to a book are, inevitably, more likely to occur.
The gold medal, inevitably, is likely to come from Sarah Storey, the superstar swimmer turned-cyclist who has already taken one title, her third on the track overall, and eighth in all.
A new piece of research out today finds that we are all too trusting of our partners and that they are inevitably more likely to cheat than we believe they are.
Inevitably, the likeliest option seems to be the middle road, "Adaptable Britain", though someone will probably think up a snazzier label.Turning such a choice into brigades, squadrons and naval task forces is the job of a second meeting, this time of the Ministry of Defence, expected at the weekend.
But, inevitably, Britain is likely to tread more carefully with important trading partners, like Saudi Arabia, and equally inevitably this will open Mr Cook to charges of hypocrisy.The trickiest decision facing him in the short run is whether to allow continued sales to Indonesia of Hawk military aircraft.
One result of the grading system is that, in the wake of a less-than-stellar initial inspection, subsequent inspections — and, inevitably, fines — are likely to follow.
An aging fleet is catching up with domestic airlines, and the maintenance issues that inevitably arise are likely to worsen as the industry's jets grow older and its finances weaken.
Nothing plays at Camden People's theatre this week, where inevitably audiences are likely to come with a great deal more pre-existing knowledge about the show than Edinburgh audiences had.
Whilst the database currently holds a large number of records, it is inevitably incomplete and likely contains errors.
