Sentence examples for kind unavoidable from inspiring English sources

And, yet, it's hard not to sense that a combination of forces is making change, of some kind, unavoidable.

And in April an American aircraft killed four Canadian soldiers.Donald Rumsfeld, the American defence secretary, calls mistakes of this kind unavoidable.

It turns out the minimalism was kind of unavoidable.

But error of some kind was unavoidable, as scientists understood even at the time.

Writing in The Harvard Business Review, Glenn Hubbard, the dean of Columbia Business School, says that typically, creative destruction is seen "as a kind of unavoidable pain".

But it's kind of unavoidable, because we have to get started, and there are deadlines, and the thing is, it's often not the first thing you respond to that you care as much about in the end.

If this is sounding like yet another lament about how the great island of Manhattan has been reduced to a soulless playground for investment bankers and multinational franchisers, well, it's kind of unavoidable, isn't it?

But to be fair, the fact of empire, even now, is kind of unavoidable, and we unwashed of outer space enjoy seeing amiable and intoxicated stockbrokers wearing silly hats invoking the land of hope and glory at the Proms.

Similar approaches to Nussbaum's, which employ the notion of "human needs", have similarly controversial elements (see especially Doyal and Gough 1991).[1] But some disagreement of this kind seems unavoidable when we try to specify a standard for judging whether people enjoy a "minimally decent life".

I mean there is obviously a lot of irony involved, but that is kind of unavoidable, too.

I've been trying to avoid the "C" word for some time but I guess in any discussion of Nigeria it's kind of unavoidable.