Sentence examples for inevitably provided from inspiring English sources

"Some of those stories inevitably provided material that I reshaped and worked into the novel, which is fortunate, because they didn't work as stories.

These studies have been conducted in specific areas of the country, at different times, using different testing methods, and as they have sampled all women attending for screening they have inevitably provided fewer data regarding the rarer disease-grades, and some age-groups.

The chaos and disappointment that follow revolutions will inevitably provide many opportunities for Al Qaeda to spread its influence.

The haves who will inevitably provide a disproportionate share of the funding for future welfare states will need convincing to part with their cash.

But most of Agar's attention will be focused on the Perpignan stronghold of the Dragons, who will inevitably provide the bulk of France's squad.

If so, leaks or public testimony would inevitably provide the names, a possibility neither the players nor the sport would relish.

Inevitably, providing beats for the biggest brands in the world has made the Glaswegian learn a few new rules – not least of which is keeping his cheeky sense of humour in check.

As he seeks to mitigate his penalty, however, Zarooni will inevitably provide a much more detailed account of what went on at his stable a few weeks ago than anything we have received to date.

Finally, it warns that while Washington must play a critical role in gathering and analyzing data aimed at preventing terror, state and local officials will inevitably provide much of the information needed to protect the nation.

What is compelling, besides the simple delights of comedy, fantasy and nostalgia that old toys inevitably provide, is the rich layering of social and psychological meanings that the collection precipitates.

The recent terror raids at various locations in Birmingham seem to be following a trend that has sadly become the acceptable norm in this country: Details of alleged terror plots emerge to a public which will inevitably provide jury members in any future potential trial.