Sentence examples for inevitably lower from inspiring English sources

There was no one around (except Branagh) who could have replaced Spacey in that way, but Warchus, albeit with the inevitably lower profile of a director, is, in his own way, a commercial brand.

Websites contradicting the CCP's worldview tend to be blocked in mainland China, which means that the number of people clicking through to simplified Chinese language websites based outside of China is inevitably lower.

The overall success rate for CPS prosecutions has remained at an impressive 85% or 86% for several years, although figures for sex offences, where there are usually no independent witnesses, are inevitably lower.

Cutting federal spending, as most proposed, would inevitably lower growth not raise it, at a time when the economy is slowing, consumer spending is falling and firms aren't investing.

Since the laws of thermodynamics indicate that heat is transferred from higher to lower temperatures, the temperature of a process's waste heat is thus inevitably lower than the temperature of the process itself.

But where pro-life writers like myself tend to raise this point in order to cast doubt on the comforting-but-dubious idea that liberal policies will inevitably lower the abortion rate, Cahn and Carbone invoke it to cast doubt on the idea that one can simultaneously be opposed to abortion and in favor of stable two-parent families.

Practices receive different funding based on historical agreements – inevitably, lower-funded practices find it harder to survive as pressure on primary care increases.

Instead of recycling (or, as they say, "downcycling") products into inevitably lower-grade homogeneous material, why not design things from the start so that their valuable ingredients (copper, steel and so on) can be recuperated in pure form and used again, circulating indefinitely as "technical nutrients"?

In changing the essential nature of the character, Hall inevitably lowers the stakes and throws the play weirdly off-kilter.

Inevitably, lower-income residents are squeezed out, and their homes are turned into fashionable townhouses, coops, and condos for the wealthy.

Mutation of Smr or knockdown of SMRTER expression inevitably lowers the threshold barrier that prevents NICD-bound Su(H) from activating its target genes.