Sentence examples for it almost inevitable from inspiring English sources

But Citigroup's plunging share price and its deteriorating financial condition made it almost inevitable the government would have to convert its stake.

Tony Jordan's mishmash adaptation is something new (albeit built on something very old) – making it almost inevitable that it would divide audiences.

The auto industry's dominance in Michigan, for example, makes it almost inevitable that the Bush campaign will try to paint Mr. Gore there as an environmental extremist.

Like many other analysts, Mr. Shah believes that it is, as he put it, "almost inevitable" that Bristol-Myers will be taken over.

Many institutional investors who bought at the offer price sold on the first day.This practice, known as "flipping", made it almost inevitable that the two Linux shares would drop from their stratospheric heights.

But Mr Brown made it almost inevitable that the police would have to investigate after telling MPs earlier this week that the payments to Labour made by proxies were "illegal".

Given the "significant failings in this case" it concludes that "it was almost inevitable" that the three alleged victims would "pull out of the process".

So we don't really set out to do it, but it's almost inevitable".

In the world of dance, when a song comes out, it's almost inevitable it gets remixed at some point down the line.

They haven't taken any money yet, but Puddicombe said, in a somewhat resigned tone, that "it's almost inevitable".

"It looks like it's almost inevitable," said Carmichael Dave, a sports-talk host whose passion for the Kings spawned his radio career with the team's flagship station.