Sentence examples for is quite unavoidable from inspiring English sources

This inconsistency is quite unavoidable and is a reflection of the fact that chemical engineering has in many cases developed as a synthesis of scientific knowledge and practical experience from diverse industrial applications.

Though this is quite unavoidable given the fact that there are few mental health workers in the region of higher qualifications (by the time this study was conducted, northern Uganda had only three psychiatrists and out of the three, two had retired and were only working with the University in Gulu).

It is quite evident that when the premises are wrong or too vague the unavoidable consequences will be a negative outcome.

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

The ranges of our prediction envelopes, however, were such that we deemed possible additivity and back-transformations biases unremarkable (assuming possible bias of 153% was quite uncommon) and they are unavoidable anyway by anyone using these sets of equations.

The other issues that the reviewer points out about the different query versus search sets along with the different affinities of the search methods used are quite correct and of course unavoidable given the use of different methods in our study.

Airlines selling tickets in the UK are, quite rightly, obliged to quote fares including all the unavoidable extras.

That comparison with the Mini is unavoidable but tells us quite a bit about what Citroë*is trying to achieve with the DS3.

"This is the unavoidable budget.

"This process is unfortunately unavoidable".

Brown is an unavoidable subject.