Sentence examples for inevitably needs from inspiring English sources

He will have to get up to speed before questioning General Sanchez, and the Pentagon will undoubtedly stall again when the new investigating general, inevitably, needs to go yet higher.

This last point is particularly significant given the balance the BBC inevitably needs to strike between traditional and online distribution, and the fact that the vast majority of BBC content is still consumed via traditional means.

As energy people, the TransCanada executives were perhaps being overly rational about a reality that Americans seem determined to forget: Large-scale energy is typically produced in remote places and inevitably needs to be transported to the populated areas where it is used.

As the platform expands its presence on the web, it inevitably needs to both enhance and offer restrictions on sharing.

A telephone-based SDS inevitably needs to deal with noisy speech and spontaneous speech, rendering the job of ASR module difficult.

Transforming from a British-dependent territory to a local administrative region of the People's Republic of China, which enjoys a high degree of autonomy, the HKSAR government inevitably needs to pay more attention to its own long-term social development.

Cinemas will inevitably need to respond.

"In the long run we will almost inevitably need to do both of these projects".

There is, too, a question about whether LifeNet will inevitably need more money from the city.

And many women inevitably need to take time off during their careers.

In carrying out this strategy, we would inevitably need to make tactical adjustments.