Sentence examples for more inevitable result from inspiring English sources

There might not have been a more inevitable result than the Raiders winning their game over the Texans on Sunday.

No doubt the key is in the title of one of Montaigne's essays, "That to Study Philosophy is to Learn to Die", because, as Montano's thoughts turn back and back upon themselves, he begins considering death more and more as the inevitable result of his efforts, both in life and in literature.

The inevitable result of more money chasing not many more goods has been price rises.Argentines have painful memories of inflation.

While some see this trend as further evidence of Hollywood's artistic cowardice, others say it is the inevitable result of more than a decade of growing influence for studio marketing departments and corporate risk-aversion strategies.

Sugar is extracted from the beet's root and the inevitable result is more glyphosate in our sugar.

Increase in atmospheric relative humidity (RH), the inevitable result of more frequent rainfall events, will reduce water loss through transpiration [ 4, 5], and affect both the delivery of nutrients to root absorbing surface and nutrient uptake by trees due to diminished water fluxes through the vegetation [ 6, 7].

Scale back the law's spending and regulation, or get rid of it entirely, and the inevitable result will be more people struggling to find care or facing hardship because of medical expenses.

It's an inevitable result of people sharing more frequently, rather than some conspiracy of Facebook's to force businesses to buy ads.

An arms race for superiority and excellence will be the inevitable result — and that's one more life cycle to look forward to.

It might equally be regarded as the inevitable result of an economy that ever more ruthlessly separates the rich from the poor.

As I wrote here, the inevitable result of Wikileaks is less, not more, diplomatic openness.