Sentence examples for partly inevitable from inspiring English sources

A late diagnosis of BD is partly inevitable since in most patients with BD (BD patients) depressive episodes precede a first (hypo manic episode.

This is partly inevitable.

Partly this inevitable eruption of opinions – both positive and less so – is because Metallica remain incomparably huge, with only Iron Maiden and Slipknot coming remotely close to their global status.

Analysts trace the Communist decline partly to the inevitable excesses of any party so long in power.

Partly this is the inevitable shift to a longer-term calculus.

But that's only partly due to the inevitable OJ fatigue that set in after the trial.

"This Guitar" has traditionally received a mixed reception from reviewers, partly due to the inevitable comparisons with "While My Guitar Gently Weeps".

Following the dance music explosion in Paris in the late 90s, by 2009, the nightlife scene in the city was nearing a seemingly inevitable demise, partly due to a government crackdown on venues and widespread sound ordinances.

On the way back to The Independent's office, three lines were partly closed and there was the inevitable 10-minute wait (an age in London rush-hour commuting terms) at Edgware Road.

We propose that the dynamic nature of the active site and the partly associative reaction mechanism make it inevitable that there will be some non-productive ATPase activity.

Now read on.EVER since he started running for president, George W. Bush's candidacy has rested partly on a perception that his victory was inevitable.