Sentence examples for inevitably try from inspiring English sources

"Incumbents drawing their own maps will inevitably try to advantage themselves".

The state will inevitably try to enhance its own power, which is why we should reflexively try to shrink it.

Flailing stars in need of a career boost inevitably try their best to get in on the action too.

Some politician somewhere will inevitably try to use a lease as a pill to ease budget woes.

Analysts say that universities will inevitably try to make money from MOOCs, whether by charging tuition or not.

After a few days of sequestration, the undergraduate impulse kicks in, and some rookie will inevitably try to break curfew.

I can't wait until he inevitably tries to grow a moustache".

Some East Africans caught up in the tumult are inevitably trying to head to Britain, where there are already sizeable communities of compatriots waiting for them.

Whenever there's a shark attack in the news -- or two of them, for that matter -- somebody inevitably tries to console us with big numbers.

Lemon is so unavoidable, he not only presents in the studio but also appears on VT, nosing around the houses and inevitably trying on the celebrity's clothes.

What sustains us is religion and ritual and the broken music box, which Dad inevitably tries to fix and isn't fixable and is us.