Sentence examples for really unavoidable from inspiring English sources

The only really unavoidable taxes are on property and land.

Are those really unavoidable delays, or are they signs of yet more resistance from the mortgage industry to modifying bad loans?

If high uncertainty is really unavoidable, if the Buddhists are right, gratification is transitory and suffering inevitable, then, in the big picture, the odds of adversity aren't 50% but 100%.

We could ask whether the further destabilising of a massively resentful Muslim world and the intensifying of the problems of homelessness and hunger in an already devastated country were really unavoidable.

But, on the other hand, there were many manufacturing operations where, so far as could at present be seen, the emission of smoke was really unavoidable, and he thought it would be an extreme hardship to put the screw upon the proprietors of such works, and order them to abolish the smoke, without at the same time pointing out by what means that could be done.

We have quite a few projects already but if it goes down the way that the people with the money want it to go down, AI is going to be really unavoidable and it's going to have a massive influence on our reality.

There is a lot in the book about the technology of missiles and particularly of drones, which is unavoidable, really – the background is realistic, and that's what I've done since I wrote The Odessa File, where I described what was then unknown: the ex-Nazi organisation ODESSA and what they had done.

They are unavoidable but not really necessary".

This cultural shift is huge and, for Labour, unavoidable". Can anyone really argue with this?

Conjecture about "what really happened" to Tony is unavoidable, but it's an unsolvable kind of guessing that Chase carefully engineered.

Conjecture about "what really happened" to Tony is unavoidable, but it's an unsolvable kind of conjecture that Chase carefully engineered, on a formal level.