Sentence examples for potentially inevitable from inspiring English sources
Finally, this work suggests that origin of life was not a one-time historical accident but a natural and, perhaps, potentially inevitable consequence of an interplay between the solar UV-light and the geochemical conditions that existed once on the ancient Earth.
But the announcement has again postponed the potentially difficult but inevitable transition to a younger generation, our analyst says.
The idea is to prevent less-viable candidates from holding national headlines and potentially forcing the inevitable nominee into far-right positions that could later undermine his or her national appeal.
Although gland-confined disease is potentially curable, the inevitable emergence of androgen insensitivity in late-stage tumours is ultimately fatal.
It was highlighted by the WHO [ 1] that the broad scope of these recommendations for glove use together with the significant increase of usage frequency potentially lead to inevitable, undesirable consequences, such as the misuse and the overuse of gloves, resulting in bacterial dissemination to the surrounding environment and contamination of surfaces in close contact to other patients.
This groupthink is potentially dangerous but perhaps inevitable.
"We were just prolonging the inevitable, and potentially causing more suffering.
The government has started down the inevitable, and potentially disastrous, road towards limiting the number of significant cases that can make it to court.
Of course, another inevitable, but potentially negative, aspect of life in the blogosphere is the tendency to reinforce partisanship.
Since a gap between the BIM and the building is inevitable and potentially advantageous, the question remaining is: how big a gap should there be? (Willis & Woodward, 2010, p. 184).
