Sentence examples for most unavoidable from inspiring English sources

One of the most unavoidable — especially when in the developing world — is how to help.

Then Wake Me Up, recorded with EDM producer Avicii, became one of last year's most unavoidable singles, reaching No 1 in 22 countries.

And so it is with today's news about WhatsApp, the messaging service acquired by the world's most unavoidable social network in February 2014.

There are also a handful of hypothetical designs, the most unavoidable of which are the large, green plastic objects called Designs for an Overpopulated Planet: Foragers, formulated in 2009 by the British designers Dunne & Raby.

Ms. Cyrus, 20, has been perhaps the most unavoidable figure in pop culture since at least Aug. 25, when her hypersexed, tongue-wagging performance stole the show at the MTV Video Music Awards.

Yes, we're coming to you live from TalkBalls's studios in the heart of London, where the most unavoidable names in sports broadcasting, Andy Gray and Richard Keys, are about to make their vaguely awaited debut on their new mid‑morning show Harmless Banter with Keys and Gray. 1 min The atmosphere here is definitely a bit excited as we await the arrival of the two loudest names in sport.

Indeed, Song is at her best when her poems are most — pun unavoidable — songlike, or when she's imagining other lives.

"Making the most of unavoidable big departures was a running theme.

In real world engineering applications the uncertainties of the structural parameters are inherent and the scatter from their nominal ideal values is in most cases unavoidable.

"The scale of the violence is so immense in Colombia that it's only the most obvious, unavoidable things that are noticed," Haugaard said.

Whereas the former causes may be improved or avoided the latter is most often unavoidable.