Sentence examples for questions are inevitable from inspiring English sources

"We know questions are inevitable given the revelations in the sport," said Glen Mills, who coaches Bolt.

There is good in this, but questions are inevitable and we are glad the government will continue to work to get rid of this tax.

Now that delegates from nearly all nations have agreed to a declaration on the legacies of colonialism and slavery as well as the conflict in the Middle East, questions are inevitable about whether the United States should have walked out of the United Nations conference last week.

Some of those questions are inevitable, Mahaney added, because you "don't really know how good these executives are for five or 10 years".

Set against this background, and taking also into account the forecasts of rail traffic across the whole Europe from 2010 to 2030 or even to 2050 (see for example [2]), some relevant policy questions are inevitable: Is the actual rail infrastructure really able to absorb the forecasted traffic, without significant impacts on the punctuality of the services?

But in putting himself in front of the media to promote his new movie, Cosmopolis, based on a novel by Don DeLillo, the questions were inevitable.

The springtime 2010 question is: inevitable when?

The question is inevitable — why the switch?

The football question was inevitable, Friðjón whispered to me.

So a referendum on this question is inevitable, he says.

The first question is inevitable, given his party leader's statements.