Sentence examples for less inescapable from inspiring English sources

A partner's involvement is more or less inescapable.

The prediction that huge increases in the monetary base will cause large increases in the price level, and that big government deficits will cause big increases in interest rates, are more or less inescapable if your model of the economy is one in which recessions are supply-side problems, not the result of inadequate demand.

— who had found themselves in a more or less inescapable section of the map… only to have things go wonderfully, hilariously wrong at the last second.

If the reader paused to consider what Lydia's marriages to Wickham or Charlotte Lucas's marriage to Mr Collins are actually like they might be less inclined to celebrate the inescapable march towards matrimony of the other characters.

The inescapable truth is that young people today are less criminal, less violent, less dangerous than at any time in recent memory, and credit for that goes not to Sony, Apple or Microsoft, but to young people themselves.

Less controversially, Clegg said there was an inescapable case for an overhaul of the press regulatory system.

As a result of this torpor, stinkbugs remain mostly in place, so that even if thousands of them are living in your home, you will likely experience them less as a flood than as a constant, inescapable dribble.

There is an inescapable feeling that she pretends to know less about these subjects than she really does in order to generate debate.

"Chapter" is less clear, but the visceral impact of the piece is inescapable.

While most mental illnesses are extremely rare — schizophrenia, for example, is seen in less than 1 percent of the population — depression is everywhere, as inescapable as the common cold.

They were joined by American and Australian producers more aware of profit margins than more traditional wine makers and less inclined to accept the idea of cork contamination as an inescapable act of God.