Sentence examples for is therefore inevitable from inspiring English sources
It is therefore inevitable that the number of loft insulations being delivered will fall," he said.
It is therefore inevitable that the case will return to the Supreme Court.
It is therefore inevitable that, as longevity increases, more cases will be reported.
Given the economic realities that Mr Piketty describes, it is therefore inevitable that distributional concerns will arise and motivate policy.
It is therefore inevitable that Falkirk poses wider questions for Labour, and equally inevitable that critics such as Lord Mandelson have raised the prospect of a more general bid for candidate control by the unions.
The two halves of Living Dolls provide an anatomy of regression, of a culture that has responded to the ascent of women with a reassertion of sexist values: the objectification of young women, the suggestion that men and women are simply programmed to behave in certain ways, and that inequality is therefore inevitable.
It was therefore inevitable that someone would try and open up a middle way on Europe, though perhaps less so that the pioneer should be David Owen, whose career, for a middle-way politician, revealed at every decisive stage an incapacity for compromise which eventually was destroyed by it.
Comparisons with what happened to their male counterparts after their 2003 World Cup triumph are therefore inevitable, not least because the head coach who had delivered success – in the women's case Gary Street – has left his role under somewhat unexplained circumstances.
With Flower having given up the limited-overs reins in November 2012, his departure was therefore inevitable.
