Sentence examples for inexorable feature from inspiring English sources

Almost all economists believe that decoupling – relative or absolute – is an inexorable feature of economic growth.

According to The A Theory, the passage of time is a very real and inexorable feature of the world, and not merely some mind-dependent phenomenon.

Godspeed's music often features lengthy, inexorable, eventually overwhelming crescendos, and that approach carries over into "We Have an Anchor".

An editor from The Village Voice questioned if Port was interesting enough to lead her own spin-off series, describing her personality as featuring "unavoidable, inexorable ordinariness".

As for the G-Slate, we were both very confused by the 3D features but generally accepting of the inexorable march of Android Honeycomb hegemony.

Avoiding the typical gala fare of opening night, he began with the premiere of a bracing new piece by Magnus Lindberg, followed by a major Messiaen work, "Poèmes Pour Mi," featuring an emboldened Renée Fleming, and ended with an inexorable performance of Berlioz's "Symphonie Fantastique".

The fact that many similar features appear throughout evolution gives the impression of inexorable evolutionary progress.

The case in the midlands region shares certain common features with the previous narrative in that there is a somewhat inexorable quality about the framing of the issue by both the developers and the Irish government.

Instead of the rogue Russian submarines of the cold-war years, several thrillers due to be published over the next few weeks feature a frightening level of day-to-day surveillance, a squeeze on civil liberties and inexorable government creep.

The central challenge for China and its relations with the wider world will be managing its own inexorable rise, writes former Australian Prime Minister and China expert Kevin Rudd as part of a series of features on challenges for China's new leadership.

On the other hand Messi's supporters moaned the Portugal captain featured in the first batch because he was filed under C rather than R. Above the inexorable pettiness fastened to this vainglorious contest the dearth of British players among the world's best was again laid bare.