Sentence examples for inexorably he from inspiring English sources

"But nothing stops the volume of payments, and the amounts seem to rise inexorably," he says.

"The vise is closing in inexorably," he said of the Higgs.

As the cost of energy and other utilities rises inexorably, he reckons people will want far greater control over them, boosting demand for smart, energy-saving gadgets.People are used to predictive systems such as Amazon's personalised shopping recommendations.

"Inexorably," he says, "cable and wireless are going to eat into their share".

Meanwhile, slowly, inexorably, he has set about infusing religion into the state's arteries: early closings of government offices on Fridays, Ramadan schedules universally observed and the like.

The kinder and more conscientious he is, the more inexorably he will go on cutting.

Our eyes met inexorably, and he focussed.

When colleagues question his ideas — Andrew promotes a theory that has the universe inexorably imploding — he smells conspiracy.

"I think it's abundantly clear to both pediatricians and educators that health and the education potential of children are inexorably linked," he said.

One of his early academic passions was South Africa -- he worked on Nelson Mandela's campaign in 1994 -- but he inexorably moved into American politics in the early 1980's.

"The more we've talked about it, I think we're moving inexorably to that," he said.