Sentence examples for inevitably rule from inspiring English sources

Initial fears are that McGuire, Leeds' standout performer this year, could have broken his ankle, which would inevitably rule him out of more than just the trip to Hull.

But "prestige... decays inevitably," ruled Ibn Khaldun.

Inevitably rules drafted in extreme haste will require revision.

While authorities have stopped short of closing the newspaper, top officials or their allies have sued it for libel, and judges have inevitably ruled in the plaintiffs' favor, meting out stiff fines.

Let's even say it stands as the law of the land for a few years until the United States Supreme Court inevitably rules it to be unconstitutional.

Any organ of state will inevitably reject rules that are generated and enforced by all, and not a singular authority.

Because the government would pick up much of the cost of the most expensive claims, they say, the government would inevitably set rules and payment schedules.

The system was "perturbed" out of its default state and this perturbation inevitably over ruled the intended path straight to the target.

That stunning concession guarantees that the nine million words of the current tax code and regulations would not go away after all but would be expanded by hundreds of thousands of new words laying out the flat tax rules and, inevitably, the new rules governing the consequences of going back and forth between the two systems.

Inevitably the fiscal rule of balancing the budget by 2020 has had to be ditched as the economy slows.

"We are not operating under the assumption that those two judges are inevitably going to rule against us," the administration official said.