Sentence examples for inevitably no from inspiring English sources
Whatever the question, the answer was inevitably "no".
Inevitably no matter how big the wins, however large the initial streak, the slow steamroller of probability guarantees ultimate failure.
The answer to all of these is usually "a bit" or "not really", except in the case of the novel writing, where it is inevitably "no".
With many Democrats also reluctant to focus on the substance rather than on the caricature of the Obama agenda, we have an election with no clear theme, no overriding trend, and, inevitably, no clear mandate.
Just as inevitably, no one was there to represent the communities who intensely believe that too little respect has been paid to their feeling that she was their destructive enemy.
As oil supplies become more difficult and expensive to secure, we can see a future in which oil is inevitably no longer our primary fuel.
Farage said this approach would inevitably mean no deal and leave the UK trading under World Trade Organisation rules.
However scrupulous journalists try to be, such coverage inevitably seems no more disinterested than a newspaper's coverage of its circulation figures.
The answer, inevitably, was no; and Vernon spent the rest of his life walking past the mansion of the man who took the job.
Once you identify a woman you'd like to talk to, one that inevitably has no idea you're snooping on her, you can connect to her through Facebook, see her full name, profile photos and send her a message.
