Sentence examples for probably inescapable from inspiring English sources
"I think the feeling is that it's probably inescapable that party leaders want to be seen to be leading on this issue.
But some opening was probably inescapable, due to the impact of hard-to-block new media, via satellites and the internet.
But on Wednesday, Dr. Kissinger dismissed speculation that there had been jealousy between the men, calling it "silly" but probably inescapable.
Another shortcoming is probably inescapable.
At some level, there is probably an inescapable tradeoff between the aims of equality and social security, on the one hand, and efficient incentives for self-sufficiency, on the other.
Considering the news was basically inescapable, you'll probably remember that, in London in 2006, six healthy men took part in a trial for the American pharmaceutical research company Parexel.
Indeed, violent crime, or the threat of it, is probably Caracas's defining feature, as inescapable as the weather, which is generally glorious, and the traffic, which is awful, with cars clogging the streets for hours every day.
Yet despite, or maybe because of the paradoxes, here he is, probably the busiest (indeed, at times, he seems inescapable) young actor in the country.
"I'm not very enthusiastic about euthanasia, you probably gathered that, but there are situations imaginable in which it is inescapable and in such cases, you really want your hands free".
His presence is inescapable.
