Sentence examples for nearly unavoidable from inspiring English sources

In a flush art market, corporate signs are nearly unavoidable.

A subtler danger comes from the well-known and nearly unavoidable tendency lawyers have of identifying with their clients.

They thought that, by making nuclear exchange seem not only possible but nearly unavoidable, Kahn had, intentionally or not, presented a case for disarmament.

Whatever the threat is, it would have to be something that is nearly unavoidable even when you know it is there, no matter who and what you are.

To meet it head on, which is nearly unavoidable given its placement, is as much a thrill as watching Ms. Dean's eclipse from beginning to end, in an inverse sort of way.

Smallpox, which has been officially eradicated worldwide, was communicated by wheezing coughs and direct physical contact with sores and contaminated clothing, all nearly unavoidable in the cramped and unsanitary small houses of early farmers.

Awful, but almost unavoidable.

Bar fights seemed unavoidable; he nearly attacked a man for not washing his hands in the bathroom.

It's an unavoidable but nearly always unspoken truth of adoption, particularly international adoption, that had the paperwork shaken out differently, your family might have a different child, and your child different parents.

The presence of sequences that are likely to have primers contributing to the binding of the TF, nearly 84% of the original dataset, seems unavoidable given that we perform selection at a high abundance of TF.

The grim numbers tell an unavoidable truth: The economy is not growing nearly fast enough to dent unemployment.