Sentence examples for problem inevitable from inspiring English sources

For many companies the strength of the pound has indeed been a "fundamental problem"—inevitable, perhaps, given the need to tighten monetary policy, but no less painful for that.

While the PAPR problem, inevitable in the downlink, can be coped with by using highly linear (and thus expensive) HPAs for example, this is a much more sensitive issue in the uplink.

For example, that the obesity debate would rebound before long on the food companies was partly predictable from the growing spending by governments on obesity-related health problems, inevitable media focus on the issue, plus the interest of some lawyers in finding fresh corporate targets for litigation.

But this problem is inevitable while reducing delay as much as possible.

However, when the epoxy resins available currently are used for composite, the CTE-mismatch problem is inevitable even at the highly-filled conditions.

Due to the nature of fracture, as an extremely local phenomenon, the resolution problem is inevitable, at least with the used technology.

In the Matrix, the problem is inevitable because if a row intensification is followed by a column intensification (or vice versa), it is possible that the target lies at the intersection of these two intensifications.

As these societal problems cannot usually be assigned to a single scientific discipline, an "interdisciplinary development of solutions to such problems is inevitable [5]".

He said such problems were inevitable in a large system.

Mr. Shaoul characterized such problems as inevitable results of old buildings requiring renovation.

The working class became the underclass, and their problems became inevitable.