Sentence examples for least unavoidable from inspiring English sources

Accept them as a necessary (or at least unavoidable) soundtrack.

Basically, the idea is that some unemployment is good, or at least unavoidable.

The fear in the capitalist camp, of course, is that unpalatable measures such as nationalisation, which may be temporarily necessary (or at least unavoidable) right now, will foreshadow a permanent leftward policy shift and an accompanying increase in public debt as state programmes burden fiscal resources.

In order to tackle social inequality in mortality and life expectancy in the Danish population, intervention aimed at smoking habits and alcohol abuse among the least educated is unavoidable.

But it is also unavoidable, not least because there are so many nodding references.

Springboard said that with the exception of poor budgeting every other cause of debt that clients cited at least as frequently was unavoidable, like unemployment or illness.

But since all real writers are also readers, it is, for some of us at least, a compelling, indeed unavoidable, subject.

Abdullah Ensour, the prime minister, has said the lifting of the hefty subsidies – which cost at least $2bn annually – was unavoidable to avert economic collapse caused by a ballooning budget deficit.

In "Mauricio 'The Eye' Silva", Bolaño writes, "violence, real violence, is unavoidable, at least for those of us who were born in Latin America during the 50s and were about 20 years old at the time of Salvador Allende's death.

When Mr. Griesgraber introduced his own group, Redhooker (named for the Brooklyn neighborhood where it was formed), with the 2007 EP "The Future According to Yesterday," similarities to Slow Six were unavoidable, not least because of Mr. Collins's chiming keyboard.

In a conference call with reporters, the scientists also said the momentum to a warmer world with less Arctic sea ice — and fewer bears — would be largely unavoidable at least for decades, no matter what happened with emissions of heat-trapping gases like carbon dioxide.