Sentence examples for perhaps unavoidable from inspiring English sources

This creates an inherent, but perhaps unavoidable, risk of oversimplification.

If the suspicions prove correct, a tough response would be expected and perhaps unavoidable.

The investment in TNK-BP was enormously profitable for BP, but an exit was perhaps unavoidable.

But public anxiety is perhaps unavoidable because the mechanics of flight remain to many people a bit of a mystery.

Subsequent series also saw a perhaps unavoidable increase in dramatic incidents; Girls is, after all, a work of fiction.

This is perhaps unavoidable, as some artists associated with these spaces were prominent in the Cologne mix.

Now he can devote himself again to good works: truth, reconciliation – while permitting himself to enjoy perhaps an unavoidable tingle of glee.

It is based on the true story of US police officer Laurel Hester's fight for equal rights, and perhaps its unavoidable realism is the key to the film's ability to avoid the coercion convention.

Family reunification is perhaps an unavoidable cause of migration and would not be easily changed by any intervention.

In summary, we suggest that leucine may be both 'friend' , stimulating hepatic cell uptake of extracellular glucose, and 'foe' , with progression toward NAFLD-like phenotypes being perhaps the unavoidable and obligatory consequence of the enhanced glucose sequestration promoted by extracellular leucine when in pathophysiological excess.

We occasionally generated problems such as misplaced catheters or untoward drug interactions, but multiple pneumothoraces, pressure sores and nosocomial infections were viewed as acceptable and perhaps even unavoidable prices to pay for our last-ditch fight against the Grim Reaper on behalf of these desperately ill people.