Sentence examples for it pretty inevitable from inspiring English sources

That made it pretty inevitable Theroux was going to have to address the issue in some form; though his interview with The Wrap on the matter is going to come to most as a pretty disappointing, and depressingly routine, response to such a controversy:   "I don't even know what to make of it, because it hurts my feelings in a way.

He said: "I think it's pretty inevitable that we'll get to a point where it's scientifically possible, certainly these new techniques of genome editing have made something look much more feasible than it did five years ago.

It seems pretty inevitable for a mobile app to go cross-platform, especially since it was created by former Googlers.

It was pretty inevitable.

"It looks pretty inevitable that all of these airbags with ammonium nitrate may be recalled," Ms. Shahan said.

"It's pretty inevitable," he said, that Ms. White will sue the company after long hoping to avoid taking that step.

Mr Black says: "It's pretty inevitable that the credit-card deals available will become less attractive in the future, with increased or new fees and charges, higher interest rates, fewer and shorter introductory deals and less attractive rewards".

"It was pretty inevitable if you look at the forecast that we weren't really going to get on.

Whenever a new social network or online community springs up, it seems pretty inevitable that brands will eventually try to build a presence there.

It's pretty inevitable that teaching a child about sharing is going to be something unavoidable.

PW: It's pretty inevitable, especially from journalists, because they have to put down in print something that will make people understand and hear the music they can't hear and yet it's kind of impossible at the same time.