Sentence examples for perceived inevitability from inspiring English sources

He implied that the Conservatives may be suffering in the polls due to the perceived inevitability of their victory.

So while the reality is that this decline in her ratings was predictable, Mrs. Clinton could be harmed by losing her perceived "inevitability".

Each country in the region has a different dynamic, of course, but, compared with the early days of the uprisings, when the Arab world seemed gripped by the perceived inevitability of revolutionary contagion, the impetus for change has eased, as if the barriers erected by Colonel Qaddafi had turned back a broader tide, heartening unelected rulers and giving their adversaries pause.

It already feels longer ago than that, in part because of the widely perceived inevitability that comes with hindsight ("It's a two-hour pity party for actors – of course it won!") and in part because the film exists in something of an era-averse bubble.

Sanders announced his presidential bid in April 2015, touting himself as a progressive alternative to the perceived inevitability of a Clinton nomination.

Nevertheless, it is important for the Sanders campaign to redraw the focus to emphasize the building of the progressive movement and increasing its impact and influence, rather than just electing Bernie for president, in order to counter sagging enthusiasm due to voters' perceived inevitability of a Clinton victory.

After nearly two decades building relationships with a generation of Democrats, Mrs. Clinton has recently suffered a steady erosion of support for her presidential campaign from the party stalwarts who once formed the basis of her perceived juggernaut of "inevitability".

The focus of much of the reporting of the run up to, and the results of, Russia's presidential election has been on what is perceived to be the inevitability of Mr. Putin's reelection, and how this somehow spells disaster for Russia.

Her chilly relationship with the media and perceived lack of authenticity in public have also been replaced by a growing sense of inevitability among pundits and mounting excitement at the very real prospect that the first female president could be taking charge this time next year.

Three themes for why older adults may not seek care for restricting back pain were identified: (1) beliefs about the age-related inevitability of restricting back pain, (2) negative attitudes toward medication and/or surgery, and (3) perceived importance of restricting back pain relative to other comorbidities.

Maybe the excitement of this competition was just a cyclical inevitability, a natural reaction to the constipated negativity that soiled Euro 2004 or an offshoot of the perceived romanticism of Manchester United's Champions League triumph.