Sentence examples for inevitably yield from inspiring English sources

The assumption underlying this statement is that measures promoting environmental sustainability inevitably yield a net economic cost rather than a profit.

Unfortunately, polls like this, for all their complexity of statistical sampling, inevitably yield a two-dimensional picture of a race, like a satellite image that shows the shape of craters on the lunar landscape but not their depth.

Shays Rebellionn, in short, had demonstrated that America was not immune from the inherent affliction that theorists of democracy had warned against since the days of the ancient Greeks: that a government based on the will of the majority would inevitably yield to the demands of the "mob" and lead to a tyranny of the majority.

More humans traversing the rocks will also inevitably yield a less vibrant ecosystem.

Although these methods have long been useful for generating heterogeneous catalysts, the high-temperature heating steps involved in these methods inevitably yield a wide distribution of particle sizes[18, 19].

He told a packed House chamber that the negotiations between Iran and six world powers known as the P5+1 -- the U.S., Russia, China, the United Kingdom, France and Germany -- would inevitably yield an unacceptable deal, though he didn't offer much in the way of a realistic solution.

But the crucible of a presidential contest inevitably yields new priorities.

This regimen inevitably yielded the occasional face-first failure, soon to be transmuted by pedagogical alchemy into an edifying failure.

In his fiction, love doesn't triumph over class distinctions ("On Tangled Paths"), individual suffering inevitably yields to hard social and political realities ("The Poggenpuhls," "Effi Briest," "Cécile," "The Stechlin"), and climactic reconciliations don't quite take ("Irretrievable").

If the studies' individual backgrounds are not considered, a meta-analysis of downsizing efficiency inevitably yields spurious conclusions.

Any deviation from the observed scores inevitably yields a different likelihood and the sampling distribution of the test statistic will change.