Sentence examples for it is inescapable that from inspiring English sources

It is inescapable that some electrons will be lost when they are accelerated or transported in the accelerator vacuum chamber.

But it is inescapable that Joseph Ratzinger has not lived, and will not die, as Karol Wojtyla did.

Dr. Caves replied that "it is inescapable that he doesn't believe his own rule in the case of the dogs".

It is inescapable that while Lewis's energy and personality still loom over the team, the Ravens most miss Suggs on the field.

It is inescapable that in times of austere science funding, channeling money into translational research will take money away from basic research.

To me, it is inescapable that there is no practical way for the contest to continue for the good of this country and state.

It's undeniably formulaic, but it's inescapable that Parks is one of the novelists who make this genre work the best.

"I think it's inescapable that the court gave the anti-abortion forces a single target to aim at," she said.

"It's inescapable that Saadik-known-as-Sadeek has used his Muslim identity to advance his political career," he told me.

You will not be buried among us," and forget those praising a Jewish lover or commiserating with an enemy soldier.Yet it was inescapable that he should be lauded as Palestine's poet laureate, and not merely because his words were made into popular songs and splashed as headlines to sell newspapers.

But when you compare that with what is happening — and what is likely to happen given the clear socio-economic trends and the increasing demand of an ever affluent population for a lot of stuff — it's inescapable that you have to think about actions that need to happen at multiple levels.