Sentence examples for inevitably present from inspiring English sources

When their paths cross in Spain, the past is inevitably present.

Clark will say: "The spending review will inevitably present councils with some very harsh choices in the town hall.

The low-pressure gas consists mostly of nitrogen and oxygen, but a few water molecules are also inevitably present.

However H is inevitably present in many Si processing steps, though not necessarily in the finished device.

The accounts by civilians arriving here in territory controlled by the rebel Northern Alliance inevitably present one side of the picture.

Showcases of the new inevitably present themselves as one damn thing after another: all these movies and smart moves, all those objects and arrangements of stuff.

Technological change inevitably presents new tools for the criminally minded.

Their kiss-and-tell books are inevitably presented as "wake-up" calls to their new masters.

SANDER M. LEVIN, DEMOCRAT OF MICHIGAN -- China's integration into the world trading system inevitably presents both opportunities and challenges...

For Ms. Wexler, and others, more films by women about women is no doubt progress, but, she added, that inevitably presents another set of challenges.

See also id., at 173, 47 S.Ct., at 44 ("This Court has, since the Tenure of Office Act, manifested an earnest desire to avoid a final settlement of the question until it should be inevitably presented, as it is here").