Sentence examples for inevitably used from inspiring English sources

"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).

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

No opportunity for plot signalling is avoided – an early hours house fire is inevitably used to expose who has tiptoed into the wrong bedroom.

In these 12 stories skirting the edge of science fiction, Carter Scholz leads readers down the sterile pathways of campuses, apartment blocks and astronomical observatories and shows science to be the perfect speedball: the rush of discovery tempered by the downer of what the work is inevitably used to accomplish -- death and destruction.

The quasi-official work of translating authorized Indian Buddhist texts, which continued for six centuries, gave incentive to the Bon-pos (the followers of the pre-Buddhist religion of Tibet) to collect and write down their own early traditions; but in so doing they adopted many Buddhist ideas and, inevitably, used the new vocabulary.

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

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

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

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

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