Sentence examples for inevitably questioned from inspiring English sources

When inevitably questioned about their next opponents, global superpower China who are 25 places below Uzbekistan on the Fifa rankings, Djeparov added simply, "We will do our best".

The UK's longest-serving TV cook was a guest on Piers Morgan's Life Stories, due to be aired on Friday 10 January, when the host inevitably questioned her on the most traumatic event of her 78 years.

People have inevitably questioned what this might have to do with the Holocaust.

Much of the response to the Report has focused on whether residential school policy does or doesn't count as cultural genocide, or wondered why 'cultural.' People have inevitably questioned what this might have to do with the Holocaust.

Some will inevitably question whether a theatre such as the Donmar should get public subsidy at all.

He said his fuel charges were so high that customers inevitably question them when he hands over the estimate.

He confirmed that a driver inevitably questions himself and that Button would face stress and nerves in his attempt to clinch the title.

Inevitably, questions were asked about the war.

Inevitably, questions about Julian Assange's fate resurfaced.

Inevitably, questions about gender and policing arise, Ms. Ritchie said.

Inevitably, questions come up about Ms. Dolinsky's role as surrogate for dissatisfied riders.