Sentence examples for inevitably unable from inspiring English sources

Although the considerable advancement in the study of human cancer biology and drug discovery, most advanced melanoma patients are inevitably unable to be cured.

Beyond the issues surrounding the choice of THA, the trial is inevitably unable to consider all possible cost items.

In that kind of situation, he said, the public health system would inevitably be unable to keep up.

Almost inevitably Watson was unable to maintain such form, three-putting the 11th and dropping another shot on the 12th and a further shot on the 18th, to fall back to two over for the day.

Inevitably, the patient is unable to participate in this discussion because their capacity is limited by the nature of the illness and the effects of its treatment.

Her sexual enjoyment is inevitably diminished, she may be unable to give birth normally and her child is more likely to die during or immediately after birth.

Versatile species will be able to utilize makeshift refuges such as this one, while inevitably there will be some species unable to adapt.

Inevitably, Illumina resequencing of a transcriptome is unable to establish haplotypic linkage structure in heterozygotes carrying two IRG haplotypes, as is common in wild mice.

But a leader who the world sees is unable to fulfil his promises is inevitably weakened.

She fears the South American country will inevitably end up like Cuba, where you are unable to trust anything the media reports.

Cigna's life was inevitably overshadowed by the second world war: she was unable to leave Italy and her career at the Met came to an end after only four seasons.