Sentence examples for quite inevitable from inspiring English sources

That was probably quite inevitable.

Violent climate change is part of Gaia's adaptations to us, and he says it is already quite inevitable.

Since a war was quite inevitable (and knowing what we now do of his state of mind, we can clearly see that it was), we could hardly have hoped for a straighter moral issue on which to fight it.

Given they have 19 World titles and three Olympic golds between them prior to today it was almost, but not quite inevitable, that Pendleton and Meares would once again come head to head in the final.

Noting that 60percentt of workplaces do not have ergonomics programs, Dr. Richard A. Levinson, associate executive director of the American Public Health Association, said: "It's quite inevitable that there will be new regulations someday.

This becomes quite inevitable in order to make three-dimensional network models applicable to practical problems in industry.

But look at Missouri and things don't seem quite so inevitable.

It is a pity such career trajectories don't appear to be quite so inevitable in British football.

Given the problems of Western democracies and China's economic success and relative stability, says Richard Woolcott, a special envoy for the Australian prime minister, China's conversion to a multiparty democracy no longer seems quite so inevitable.

He claimed he had no alternative -- giving up the clarinet, he has said, was like cutting off "a gangrenous right arm... to save your life" -- but he has also never stopped talking about it, suggesting that his decision may not have been quite as inevitable as he would like to suppose.

A few days after the embarrassing defeat, reports surfaced that Kobe Bryant, out with a knee injury, would not return to the Lakers season, while it was the smart move to make and quite probably inevitable, it's hard to grasp that it's early March and the Lakers season might already be over.