Sentence examples for inevitably oppose from inspiring English sources

Some, perhaps many, Congressional Republicans will inevitably oppose an expansion of the F.D.A.'s regulatory authority.

The West will inevitably oppose them, and "the Syrian people will start to view the international community as their enemy," Nakhla said in a telephone interview from Turkey.

Republicans who'd inevitably oppose such a move are already planning to vote against them anyway, but minority voters who would stand the greatest benefit from these solutions apparently aren't hearing the message.

Because it involved the destruction of embryos, the Catholic church inevitably opposed it.

The main sadness is that Mr Schwarzenegger failed to get another measure on the ballot promoting merit pay for teachers (inevitably opposed by the teachers' unions).

But they are not inevitably opposed to the two main parties: given a candidate who shows spirit and piques their interest, as Mr McCain does, they will vote for him despite his Republican label.And yet, despite all this, the Republican establishment has big problems with Mr McCain.

In contrast, antigens bound to APC surfaces restrict the diffusion of the BCRs and by doing so inevitably apply opposing forces to BCRs.

Inevitably, the politicians who oppose Trumpism are themselves, in various ways and to varying degrees, imperfect.

His music always sounds fresh and cutting edge, but the audience is inevitably seduced as opposed to being bewildered or worse, indifferent.

The high-octane start meant to convey energy around her candidacy will likely downshift, pacing Harris to compete in a presidential marathon, as it is inevitably described, as opposed to a sprint.

We don't say that jobs are unavailable, or that lack of work leads inevitably to crime, and we never oppose the obligation to pay child support.