Sentence examples for possibly inevitable from inspiring English sources

Has Charles Isherwood been seeing too many productions from too great an emotional distance (possibly inevitable, when one must attend numerous plays each week)?

All of this cyberwarfare will, of course, make it even less clear what is real and what is synthetic on the Internet, but that is not the military's problem and was possibly inevitable anyway.

For one set of people, Katrina was a tragedy compounded by ineptitude; for another, it was a recasting of a drama that stretched back at least eight decades and suggested that, if the past is prologue, the disaster was not just predictable but possibly inevitable.

For Mr. and Mrs. Genender, a couple in their 30's who live with their three children on the Upper East Side, that hour at their lawyer's office was the uneasy, and possibly inevitable moment familiar to trust and estate lawyers everywhere: an implicit, if grudging, acknowledgment of mortality.

It's seen as a possibly inevitable but nevertheless regrettable and even cruel phenomenon.

One of the book's co-authors, Nevitt Sanford, argued that the authoritarian personality was "more or less normally distributed" in modern society, which is to say possibly inevitable.

Possibly thousands died and it was perhaps inevitable that Mrs Gandhi became a Sikh target.

In 1994, after the failure of the Clinton Health Plan, she called single-payer inevitable (possibly by 2000) because of strong public support.

Possibly, this is inevitable in the early stages of biomedical research but it hinders strong conclusions.

Although subjects were asked to drink fluids before imaging sessions, hydration level variations were inevitable, possibly affecting results.

This regulatory mechanism may have an impact on the stability of human IM and, possibly, on the inevitable progression of the gastric carcinogenesis pathway.