Sentence examples for it virtually inevitable from inspiring English sources
Wiggins had said in early June that he did not expect to be at the Tour, and his withdrawal from the Tour of Switzerland due to a crash last week made it virtually inevitable.
Though that has since been denied, Nielson believes it "virtually inevitable" that the German government is working on a support package like this.
While the disease could be contained if it was purely a medical issue, the behavior of people makes it virtually inevitable that it will spread beyond West Africa -- unless we deal with the psychological reality of how people react in the face of their own death.
Carlo D'Este wrote that "it seems virtually inevitable ... that Patton experienced some type of brain damage from too many head injuries" from a lifetime of numerous auto- and horse-related accidents, especially one suffered while playing polo in 1936.
Yet it seems virtually inevitable that it will be Robertson who suffers abject disappointment within weeks, unless his team can miraculously turn around a season which has now yielded only two league wins from 31 games.
From the moment, more than a month ago, when it became virtually inevitable that the FBU would embark upon a campaign of rolling strikes, it ought to have made its determination to resist the union's demands much clearer.
"I recognize that, in the dynamic of internal investigations of this nature, particularly when they become enmeshed in politicized Congressional hearings, it is virtually inevitable that someone must be singled out for blame, whether the facts support it or not," Mr. Weinstein said in his letter.
Now, it's virtually inevitable.
On this day it was virtually inevitable that the rebound should fall at the feet of Olic.
Most Wall Street economists put the odds against a recession, but a noisy minority claim it is virtually inevitable.Who is right?
Most people are in debt at some stage of their lives; indeed the life-cycle theory of consumption states that it is virtually inevitable.
