Sentence examples for is pretty much unavoidable from inspiring English sources

The face is quite susceptible to fingerprints which, seeing it's glossy black, is pretty much unavoidable.

In fact, camping is pretty much unavoidable at most UK (and a lot of European) festivals, which isn't really the case in the States.

Esler clarified his position to me, explaining that "we provide our data to companies in order to use their products," and that this model is pretty much unavoidable.

Transaction charges may be a turn-off, but they're pretty much unavoidable if you're moving abroad.

If you've been driving around listening to pop radio stations this spring and summer, you'll have noticed three songs that are pretty much unavoidable, and each of them is a long way from puppy love.

Lovely work, and anyway a war riff was pretty much unavoidable, seeing as Barry Davies had been on the telly before the match banging on about Terry Venables popping down to Plymouth Hoe for a spot of carpet bowls.

"It" is usually uttered in hushed tones – the inference being not that you might not have clapped eyes on the cover (it was pretty much unavoidable if you interacted with the internet) but, more specifically, that by seeing it you automatically could pass judgement.

If you spend any time on the Internet at all, it's pretty much unavoidable.

The industrial design certainly looks solid, courtesy of Pebble lead designer Steve Johns — though the Mophie comparisons are pretty much unavoidable right out of the gate.

Farage 'preparing' for MEP elections in May Jump to media player The former UKIP leader is getting ready for May's European elections saying it was "pretty much unavoidable" that Brexit will not have happened by then.

Between the launch timeframe and its positioning as a flagship Android handset, it's pretty much unavoidable that the Galaxy S II will be spun as the iPhone 5's greatest rival — and in that battle, Samsung will need as much carrier support as it can get.