Sentence examples for made it unavoidable from inspiring English sources

This aspect has gone largely unexamined throughout the series, but Ms. Hay made it unavoidable.

"The incursion was planned over a long period of time by the General Staff, and the suicide bombing made it unavoidable," Mr. Schiff said.

Most commentators on the horse meat scandal argue that supermarkets' insistence on providing a vast range or products at extremely low prices made it unavoidable that expensive ingredients would be replaced with cheap ones.

An old, stupid tax has made it unavoidable for generations of readers of quality papers to hit fellow passengers when they turn the page on public transport.Johan NorbergStockholmExplaining India's miracleSIR – In your write-up of the debate between Dani Rodrik and me you give him the last word (Economics focus, May 29th).

If it seems a little cheap to suggest that cop shows have a gay subtext, this one made it unavoidable: the two California detectives were forever stripping to jogging shorts, unbuttoning disco shirts and, on one notable occasion, entering a sauna clothed in only skimpy yellow towels accessorized with holsters.

But if the temperament doesn't want it, the talent may make it unavoidable.

"This guilty verdict makes it unavoidable that Ian Blair should take responsibility on behalf of his whole organisation and resign," Nick Clegg, the Liberal Democrat home affairs spokesman, said.

Electoral reform was once an issue trumpeted mostly by the Liberal Democrats, but UKIP's warped result may have helped to make it unavoidable.More cheering for UKIP are the number of second-place results it secured.

That will not feature in Mr Platini's prospectus unless evidence uncovered by prosecutors makes it unavoidable.Whoever succeeds Mr Blatter, the reality is that FIFA's structure nurtures corruption.

The 5,000 workers are overwhelmingly Polish and Portuguese, housed in container units stacked in fields.After a year of recession, with unemployment rising past 7%, the Dutch are increasingly resentful of immigration and of the European Union's rules that make it unavoidable.

Often, too, the founders' wealth has been accumulated in bitcoin, which makes it unavoidable.