Sentence examples for inexorable move from inspiring English sources

So, major hit campaigns like #voicesave are part of an inexorable move towards real-time interactivity on TV here in the US.

"The inexorable move to an all-digital Newsweek comes with an unfortunate reality," she said in an email to staff on Thursday.

At the end of the war, there was a tremendously conflicted, if inexorable, move toward a strong central government uniting the 13 states.

So much for Europe's inexorable move to the right.The broader truth, however, is that on the big economic and social issues facing Europe the differences between centre-right and centre-left between centre-left between and soChristiancracy—are pretty paltry.

There's also the inexorable move to wiring up the shires with broadband, making it easier to work in the country; the move to part-time working, making it easier for non-daily commutes, and to a lesser extent, the move to high-speed rail lines, reducing travel times.

Arguing that "users will pay for services that they love", Zuckerman's argument is simple: paying for our services upfront – rather than getting them for free but underwritten by online advertising – could help reverse the inexorable move towards "a web that is centralised, ad supported and heavily surveilled".

If Hu Jintao and his party could be persuaded to embrace similarly open and inexorable moves towards democratic reform in politics, it would set the seal on China's return to the fold.

EyeVibe is also a fairly short-termist, cynical move designed to hold back the inexorable movement towards flat-rate data plans.

Others counter that the passion and wit in Edgar's writing give it the inexorable power to move and perhaps even change audiences: "He has tackled subjects that bewilder, puzzle and fascinate him," says Michael Attenborough, who directed Pentecost and The Prisoner's Dilemma (2001), "so that the process of writing the play is part of the process of sorting things out for himself.

When he became free, the two began what Mr. Robinson described as "a slow but inexorable process of moving from friendship to love".

The music moves in inexorable waves of wrenching harmonies that often have a luminous glow, as if the opera were a passion play.