Sentence examples for inevitably returning from inspiring English sources

Despite the slump, some see the market inevitably returning to strength.

Yet look around at most of the major economics degree courses and neoclassical economics – that theory that treats humans as walking calculators, all-knowing and always out for themselves, and markets as inevitably returning to stability – remains in charge.

In its insistence on seceding from the local authority and deferring to a more laissez-faire continental one, Warren's enterprise takes on a flavour of Passport to Pimlico, the classic Ealing comedy which sees the London district throw off the constrictions of authority and kick up a storm – briefly – before inevitably returning to the fold.

Rust's investigations inevitably return to Billy Lee Tuttle and organised religion.

After completing a prison term, he inevitably returns to stealing.

And, like him, they almost inevitably returned to whatever was familiar.

But as more survive, more inevitably return from Iraq with grievous injuries, including amputations.

After periodic pauses, the country inevitably returns to its elemental nature.

When "confidence disappears," the president added, an arms race will inevitably return.

After each class at LA Fitness, Mrs. Adams felt better for a few hours, but her symptoms inevitably returned.

But Mr. Mugabe inevitably returns to race-baiting, which has become a staple of pre-election politics in recent years.