Sentence examples for it inevitably has from inspiring English sources

Although the duo had worked for almost a decade on Valentino accessories, it, inevitably, has taken time for them to adjust to their new role.

The Medicare reform bill now moving toward action on the Senate floor tries to accommodate such conflicting interests that it inevitably has a patchwork quality about it.

It argues that it inevitably has to make judgments in deciding how best to present unpaid search results, but denies that it has deliberately shown favouritism to its own services.

The agency finds itself caught in a troubling cycle: With budgets squeezed for treating forests to help prevent fires, it inevitably has to spend more money putting them out.

The volume of asset-backed commercial paper maturing in four days or less ballooned from $32 billion a day to $104 billion during September (see chart 3), while the amount maturing in 21 to 40 days fell by 63%.Where there is doubt about a company's finances, it inevitably has to pay a higher rate.

"Everyone who has worked in journalism knows that even if you never see the rich and powerful owner of your publication, and you have the most powerful, independent editors, it inevitably has an effect on what you write, or on what you leave out.

It was as though the design duo had fought gently against the sporty and casual, but that it inevitably had won.

Such talk obviously spooked the Labour party: by the following year, the then home secretary David Blunkett was claiming that schools were in danger of being "swamped" by the children of asylum seekers, and Tony Blair pledged to halve the numbers of such people coming to the UK, which happened, though it inevitably had more to do with wider world events than government policy.

For example: 'In terms of the risk assessment that takes place when every patient is, or it should take place when every patient is admitted, because every drug chart in the hospital has a risk assessment box on it that inevitably has to be performed by the junior doctor on admission' (Pharmacist, Hospital B).

When you are pushing 40, it appears someone inevitably has a conference line and access code handy so this is how you do things.

But what bothers me most about this story, when I really boil it down, is the effect it will inevitably have on college applicants.