Sentence examples for into unavoidable from inspiring English sources

Either he must move forward with a risky plan to borrow Japan's way into unavoidable (and quite possibly uncontrollable) inflation, or he must confront the Bank of Japan head on and potentially seek to curtail its independence.

"With the Farrah look," Ms. Gordon said, referring to the vertical flip brought into unavoidable focus by Farrah Fawcett-Majors in the 1970's, "we see it crossing genders and ethnicities".

This can be addressed using decomposition analysis, allowing us to partition the indices into unavoidable and avoidable inequality.

The present work identified the importance of the N2 subsystem in improving the overall system and demonstrated the advantages of splitting thermodynamic inefficiencies, cost, and environmental impacts into unavoidable and avoidable parts.

In this regard, the latter is a very useful tool to assess the real potential for improving a system component by splitting the exergy destruction into unavoidable and avoidable parts.

A silent protest serves to bring this fact into unavoidable light.

These trip-ups fall into categories: unavoidable, avoidable and so untidy that it's fruitless to place blame.

As touchy-feely as this might seem, education has grown into an unavoidable obstacle to co-existence, for it misinforms perceptions across the lines of conflict.

By David K. Shipler November 20, 2015 Among Palestinian and Israeli teen-agers, education has grown into an unavoidable obstacle to co-existence.

And in this look-at-me-now social media age, there is feeling that recruits will be more aware of the perks others are receiving, and they could turn scholarship requests for friends into an unavoidable part of the process.

"Nearly all commentators predict Great Britain's continued decline, as ex-imperial status turns into increasingly unavoidable marginality, screened by special relationships, the Commonwealth, and other old club subscriptions," he writes.