Their conflict's escalating violence — the play's motor — becomes a conceit that rarely feels inevitable.
It didn't feel willful; it felt (as revolutions too rarely do) inevitable.
The tragic outcome has rarely seemed so inevitable.
It's the rarely-reported but inevitable downside of the citizen journalism that's helped define, not just the Arab Spring, but the global democratic process.
Too much of this overlong book is devoted to the editors' ritual cajolery; apologetic promises by Bishop; promises piled upon promises, like Pelion on Ossa, with excuses added to order; belated submissions; rapid acceptances (or, more rarely, rejections); and the inevitable wrestle over editing.
Cars, trucks, motorbikes or tanks: 007 has piloted them all, and (to Q's inevitable dismay) rarely returned them in one piece.
Because most US colleges are private and donor-reliant, these crimes rarely get fully investigated, an inevitable consequence, says one victim from Syracuse, of what she calls frat life's "patriarchy of power".
Since point observations of subsurface materials and groundwater head are often the basis for modelling these complex, dynamic, three-dimensional systems, considerable uncertainties are inevitable, but are rarely assessed.
In this kind of corporate climate, culturally-driven busyness becomes inevitable and is rarely questioned, despite the high toll it takes on our productivity and effectiveness.
WITH hindsight people will say that it was inevitable, though such things rarely are.
