Sentence examples for is inevitable because of from inspiring English sources

But doctors have told him that blindness is inevitable because of his diabetes.

When Khalilzad asked Naqib about corruption, he said, "This is inevitable, because of the insecurity in the country".

An appreciation for the noise intrinsic to polling — both that which is inevitable because of sampling error, and that which is introduced by polling firms because of improper methodology — is crucial if you want to have a well-informed idea of what will happen in the election.

Some damage to bearings during starting or stopping is inevitable because of this condition.

Waseda University Professor Eisuke Sakakibara, the longtime former Japanese Finance Ministry official better known as "Mr. Yen," said that "a gradual decline of the U.S. dollar is inevitable" because of a general loss of confidence in the U.S. economy.

Although the comparison is inevitable because of the lineage, it is still short-sighted".

"People have said, 'Well, it's inevitable because of the money involved,'" Mr. Reilly said.

"But it's inevitable because of the sheer irresponsibility of the administration.

It claimed that the destruction of Judah was inevitable because of the evil of an earlier king named Manasseh.

There were many in Maricopa who felt that a turnaround was inevitable because of the continuing population pressure on the Phoenix metropolitan area.

But staff who were on the island said violence on Manus was inevitable because of the conditions under which detainees were held.