Sentence examples for inevitably support from inspiring English sources

Abroad, there are the farms that it owns for raising its beef, with local economies that these inevitably support.

The two mortgage giants' long-standing entanglements with the government had encouraged their bond holders (overseas central banks included) to believe that the government would inevitably support their debt.

Instead, he said, it would inevitably support xenophobia.

The chemical structures of flavonoids in citrus peel can be found in Figure 2. Results above inevitably support the idea that specific structural elements of the flavonoids are the key determinants of pharmacological activities.

Our day in the life of the posh culminates with a section devoted to private prayer – inevitably supported by religious props crafted in the best possible taste.

At the same time, the systems of generic research, technology and innovation policy inevitably supported national specialisations in research and in industry [41].

Inevitably, political support for continuing the military campaign was ebbing away in Washington and London.

Although that tax cut and many other elements of Mr. Bush's agenda, which sounded extremely broad and optimistic as Mr. Bush ranged over it tonight, are music to conservatives' ears, Mr. Bush emphasized many individual programs with inevitably bipartisan support, giving Democrats in the audience little choice but to rise to their feet and applaud.

Sen. John McCain of Arizona announced his opposition Friday and Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky has said repeatedly he would vote no without dramatic changes that would inevitably lose support from other Republicans.

"We arrived there somewhat inevitably by supporting research-based public health policy".

Egyptians frame their doubts with a list that inevitably includes American support for Israel against the Palestinians, sanctions against the heavily Arab list of countries accused of supporting terrorism and the 11-year blockade against Iraq.