Sentence examples for made inevitable from inspiring English sources

Growing disenchantment with the coalition in power made inevitable the appearance of a new party as an alternative.

The close affinity between music and dance made inevitable the idea of using musical notes to record movement.

Pundits made inevitable comparisons with Mr Bernanke's predecessor, Alan Greenspan, who made a point of never being understood.

OK, so he's not re-embracing communism, but he's making peace with the career that his extremist upbringing made inevitable.

This drain was made inevitable by the damage done to Iran's productive capacity during Āghā Muḥammad Khan's campaigns to conquer the country.

The sheer number of losses stems from a patient strategy, not a slate-cleaning exercise made inevitable by indifferent owners or incompetent players and coaches (see: Marlins, Miami).

This makes inevitable the staging of open events, with the LTA saying they are prepared to go it alone.

But the banks' campaign to change the rules is making inevitable a split between two sets of accounts, one for regulators and another for investors.

However, Frum goes off the rails when he fails to acknowledge that the lack of public-spiritedness among the elite both justifies and makes inevitable this anti-elitism.

The attraction to the immoderate in tiger parenting can balance out the boredom of sustained self-discipline; it can also make inevitable interpersonal conflicts feel more normal.

The complexity of the controller makes inevitable the use of digital computers to perform the calculation of the control signal.