Sentence examples for inevitably use from inspiring English sources

Presidents inevitably use up their stock of political capital as they spend it.

Some will inevitably use tax dollars to promote their religious beliefs.

If you are using a larger pan, you will inevitably use more oil.

And should those children inevitably use the zapper on themselves or on others, as children are wont to do, the tiny shock they get does little more than give them a moment of frisson.

Thus, the central contention in the H.P. lawsuit — that Mr. Hurd will inevitably use his inside knowledge of H.P.'s hardware business to help his new employer — strikes me as quite plausible.

Young and old will inevitably use the technology of Facebook differently, said Nicole Ellison, an assistant professor in the telecommunications, information studies and media department at Michigan State University.

"Flamboyant" was the word inevitably used in reference to him.

There was so much data that the league tables inevitably used Grade Point Averages (GPAs).

At this juncture someone inevitably uses a three-letter word beginning with "b".

In our society, it is most often that the man has the money; he is the provider, and inevitably uses that power.

Military history has shown that weapons, even when built purely for deterrent purposes, are inevitably used to their fullest deadly extent in war.