Sentence examples for nothing unavoidable from inspiring English sources

The tragedy is that there is nothing unavoidable about Europe's unemployment crisis.

In 1987, in what remains one of the most disturbing decisions ever written, United States Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor declared that racial disparities in the criminal justice system were "inevitable". But there is nothing unavoidable about this situation.

Killing is unavoidable but nothing to be proud of.

Overshadowed by flashier neighbours, such as Rio and Buenos Aires, it has traditionally been nothing more than an unavoidable stopover en route to somewhere more exciting: Patagonia, Easter Island, the Atacama desert.

Rather, in ways not explained, the creature's capacity to choose moral evil is due to the fact, as Augustine too had held, that the creature is created from nothing, an inherent and unavoidable defect in any creature.

An accumulating public debt is nothing but the routine, unavoidable effect of chronic deficit-spending, which itself reflects a deeper problem: Many Americans want more government than they're willing to pay for – which means many want something for nothing – which means we've become a nation dominated by free-loaders.

Nothing except the basic and unavoidable problem.

Some of this is unavoidable: there's nothing Mr. Bernanke can or should do to prevent people who bet on ever-rising house prices from losing money.

This will not only raise their dues, but will also force them to calculate their tax bill twice, since Americans must pay whichever is the higher assessment of their tax burden under either the standard code or the AMT one.Mr Rangel's plan tries to deal with the second great unavoidable (he says nothing about what to do with the Bush tax cuts, a serious omission).

Nothing else was said about the "unavoidable circumstances" preventing the performance from continuing as planned.

The neighboring police states had less trouble parting with their past after 1989, because radical changes were unavoidable and there was nothing to cry over.