Sentence examples for it inevitably will from inspiring English sources

But as its growth plateaus, which it inevitably will, as the gap between rich and poor continue to grow, and as certain segments of society press for greater freedoms, whether the CCP can continue with the current ruling philosophy of control remains to be seen.

If Washington votes against it, as it inevitably will, it would further isolate this country.

And this is before the stimulus money gets diverted, as it inevitably will, to refurbish old companies.

The party should lie low and let the raging pardon fire burn itself out, as it inevitably will.

Congress and the Obama administration must also be prepared to do more as unemployment worsens, as it inevitably will.

These are the kinds of things that help a member get re-elected when the political environment becomes more challenging, as it inevitably will get sooner or later.

You don't own it, and inevitably, will lose it one day or the next (you'll die, won't you?).

If both of you enjoy it (and you inevitably will), why the fuss?

Some will inevitably see the end of capitalism looming before us; some, just as inevitably, will think it's all as useful as a bang on the bollocks.

"As it ages it will inevitably look different," she said of her handiwork.

Will it inevitably be smaller?