Sentence examples for inexorably do from inspiring English sources

And beyond the clear trajectory, whereby nice people just inexorably do nice things for the less fortunate, there is a profound philosophical point.

Caroline Moorehead One of the worst fears of my life is that, between them, the internet, microfilm, scanner, email and Kindle will, gradually and inexorably, do away with one of the great – perhaps the greatest – of the non-fiction writer's pleasures: life in the archives.

But as he put together the evidence of the global climate crisis he describes in this book, he found himself pulled inexorably to do more than simply write about it.

The two, while not inexorably linked, do tend to proceed in tandem.

In fact there is only the opposite, a doubling down on strategy to make real the values we represent, recommitting for the long haul, and bringing to each and every action the faith that what we do matters, and the faith that our own small acts done well inexorably make possible global transformational impact.

Social Security and private pensions grew inexorably, as did the value of the family house.

So technologies that normalize mass scanning of facial features do inexorably push in an anti-privacy direction — carrying the uncomfortable risk of misuse.

Yet in "Caroline" history spins forward faster than the characters do, as inexorably as the phases of the moon (itself a diaphanous character in the show).

That goods and rights such as pollution permits, radio spectrum and mobile-telephone licences do not inexorably flow towards the most efficient distribution worries the legal scholars charged with designing fair allocations.

To Summers and Balls, tax cuts for the rich do not inexorably result in more economic activity, but create a growing income gap between those at the top and those at the bottom.

It explains itself in ways that Mr. Shepard's plays seldom do, moving inexorably to that big moment of self-confrontation regularly found in dysfunction-of-the-week television movies.