Sentence examples for inevitably order from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ricker said he also feared that if he offered the dish, diners would inevitably order it instead of some of the less familiar regional dishes that are the restaurant's specialties.

My lovely companions inevitably order the grilled fish... Atlantic Salmon ($37), Chilean Sea Bass ($40), Jumbo Lump Crab Cakes ($39) or Swordfish ($39).

Maybe that's because Mr. Maier can't help himself — he's a designer who inevitably seeks order and refinement, whereas someone like Ms. Kawakubo is completely comfortable with the opposite, and very often seeks it.

There's inevitably a pecking order at every break.

The second law of thermodynamics states that in any isolated physical system, order inevitably dissolves into decay.

Pannick was optimistic that "the courts will inevitably add this order to the long list of Mr Grayling's regulations which have been declared unlawful in the past three years".

Then, when the offender inevitably breached the order, he or she could be subject to penalties far beyond those that could have been imposed for a criminal offence that might have been alleged at the time of the original Asbo.

Two more follow, and there's another boundary when Bopara slashes it behind slip to the boundary The debate about Bopara being buried so far down the order, inevitably, resumes.

Meanwhile, high content of alloy elements (such as Mo, Ni, Ti and Cu) is inevitably added in order to obtain superb strength by precipitation hardening.

As the ASD group was of below-average intelligence quotient (IQ), group differences in chronological age and the standardized BPVS verbal intelligence score were inevitably significant in order to match the groups on BPVS raw score (age: t 34) = 5.670, P < 0.001; verbal IQ: t 34) = 3.688, P = 0.001).

The final order will, inevitably, not delight everyone.