Sentence examples for inevitably short from inspiring English sources

Yet memories are inevitably short.

They are almost inevitably short of resources on land, and even when that is not so there is usually just one commodity to sell, putting them at the mercy of volatile global markets.

Finally, while the speech was inevitably short on foreign and security specifics, it was noticeable that Obama at least mentioned the Middle East, Asia, and Africa – though not, unless I missed it, Europe: an omission that will feed insecurity in every capital of the EU.

In coming up inevitably short, some girls may further feel a need to suppress their smarts or hide what they know, worried that they will intimidate the very boys, or girls, they hope to impress and attract.

Experts on strategic management and project planning like Mintzberg [ 17] and Korten [ 18] have long emphasized that it is the quality of strategic thinking, rather than the content of strategic documents with their inevitably short shelf-life, that is crucial: 'blueprint project' designs are usually more impressive on paper than in practice.

Third, the U.S. monopoly was inevitably short-lived.

The pleasures of this Australian teen punk duo's debut album are super-simple, gleefully reductive and inevitably short-lived.

Indra III (reigned 914 927) captured Kannauj, but, with mounting political pressures from the south, his control over the north was inevitably short-lived.

To espouse freedom of speech at home "but to curtail it elsewhere for reasons of inevitably short-term commercial expediency" was, he implied, immoral — or, at least, amoral.

But if death is available as a punishment, the furious heat of grief and rage that these crimes inspire will inevitably short-circuit any capital system.

In the video, first shown on the Al Arabiya television network, which is owned by Saudi Arabia, a supporter of the rebel cause, the rebels insisted that the Assad government was "inevitably short-lived".