Sentence examples for makes an unavoidable from inspiring English sources

Because Medicaid is one of the largest expenditures in every state budget, and one of the fastest-growing, it makes an unavoidable target.

There's no reason someone on a low income in a rural area making an unavoidable trip by car should pay a higher tax rate than a wealthy person heating a mansion, a banker hopping between meetings in a plane or indeed a farmer growing out-of-season tomatoes in a heated greenhouse.

British Airways passengers were hit with a further rise in fuel surcharges today, after the airline said the continuing record price of oil made an increase "unavoidable".

That makes a full count unavoidable.

But to avoid putting this to the test, their efforts are bent on avoiding referendums (except for Ireland, whose law may make a referendum unavoidable).

In a speech on Dec. 1, Mr. Bernanke said "legal constraints" had prevented the Fed from rescuing Lehman, making a bankruptcy "unavoidable".

Tesla denied that Autopilot was at fault, saying the bus swerved into the car's lane and side-swiped the Tesla, making a collision "unavoidable", the spokeswoman said.

That is a true horror story: one huge, sick hand, where fate sets up all the variables to make a knockout unavoidable.

Instead of circling around homosexuality, Mapplethorpe made it an unavoidable subject for anyone looking at or talking about his pictures.

The engaged writer is willing to be repetitive because that's how you make yourself an unavoidable pole in the debate.

A Department of Justice statement said: "Comcast abandoned its plans to acquire Time Warner Cable for approximately $45.2bn after the Department of Justice informed the companies that it had significant concerns that the merger would make Comcast an unavoidable gatekeeper for internet-based services that relay on broadband connection to reach consumers".