Sentence examples for inexorable that from inspiring English sources

Alexander Meleagrou-headhens, head of research at the International Centre for the Study of Radicalisation, explains how inexorable that trajectory can be for the convert, from Aylesbury to east Africa.

The "perennial gale of creative destruction" may be so powerful and inexorable that the political system cannot provide a remedy.

"I think it is at least logical if not inexorable that the M.T.A. consider this sort of thing," he said.

But he said:"The pressure of demography is so inexorable that the NHS is going to struggle to deliver the kind of service people expect even with modest real terms increases in budgets".

Mr. Hodges, working from an exceptionally cunning script by Paul Mayersberg, traces his hero's downward spiral with patient, chilly precision, and the course of the disaster feels so inexorable that you're shocked when the worst doesn't happen -- or, rather, when it happens in a way that leaves the apparently ill-fated Jack untouched.

"It's inexorable that more entertainment-oriented companies are going to have to develop transmedia," IDC gaming analyst Lewis Ward said, referring to the industry's buzzword for movie-gaming collaborations.

And his tragedy is more terrible and more inexorable than anything that happens to Dorothea.

In a mysterious and inexorable process that seems to transform all that is low culture into something high, permanent ink markings began creeping toward the traditional no-go zones for all kinds of people, past collar and cuffs, those twin lines of clothed demarcation that even now some tattoo artists are reluctant to cross.

"Their love affair was a modern version of the ancient tragedies in which the protagonist, doomed by fatal ignorance, realizes in the end that he has brought upon himself an inexorable fate that will destroy him," Mr. Gage concludes in a book that likens its subjects to Odysseus and Medea even while documenting their bathing suit purchases and nightclub revels in Monte Carlo.

But during a score of interviews on the perilous streets of the capital on Monday evening it became apparent that the main draw was the inexorable rush that came from lighting the fuse, stepping back and assuming a crouching position more commonly associated with incoming mortar fire.

The tabloids are hinting darkly, in some places saying outright, that his is an example of an inexorable criminality that can never be corrected, however much time and money is spent on him.