Sentence examples for more unavoidable from inspiring English sources

Therefore, accurately monitoring the power dissipation and energy consumption of these systems is more unavoidable.

Even more unavoidable will be the fuss over Oprah Winfrey's new network, which you can find, starting on Saturday, wherever you used to watch the Discovery Health Channel.

The prediction once made by Tskitishvili's Connecticut-based agent, Marc Fleisher -- that the N.B.A. will eventually be half foreign-born -- will appear more unavoidable than audacious.

This time, everything feels more final; the agony is more acute and more unavoidable, but there is also, possibly, more hope, for myself and for the world, to ease the pain.

She doesn't mention the smell in the summer, the chiselling landlords, the subway mold which looks like a biomorphic Picasso – only mobile – and many more unavoidable facts of actually living here in what notable tennisophile and New Yorker Martin Amis would probably call the mundane quotidian, or something, but one can't have everything, can one?

But the jubilee, which smartly built on the branded goods of austerity nostalgia (Keep Calm and Carry On and suchlike) accompanying the curious belief that enduring a tube strike or snow amounted to a revival of the "Blitz spirit", has made it more unavoidable than perhaps any time since the war.

As the years pass the message becomes steadily more explicit, unavoidable.

Two more serious, unavoidable elements feature prominently for the 25-year-old over the next three months.

Nasa satellite data suggests a sea level rise of 90 centimetres or more is unavoidable over the next 100 to 200 years.

The ghostly prints have a different charge: suddenly Polynesia is no longer an Arcadian paradise untainted by Europe, but a site of more universal, unavoidable conflict and terror.

Screaming is not just encouraged, it's more or less unavoidable.