Sentence examples for regarded as unavoidable from inspiring English sources
This strategy was particularly effective in the United Kingdom, where George Osborne's efforts to rein in welfare spending and reduce the size of the government were widely regarded as unavoidable.
In Pakistan, the slow progress being made on trade could be derailed by a new terrorist attack, a risk Mr. Kumar regards as unavoidable.
Statin therapy is regarded as well tolerated.
Injuries have traditionally been regarded as 'unavoidable' accidents.
For most older Chinese men, phlegm is regarded as an unavoidable byproduct of heavy smoking and pollution, and it is taken for granted that it must go somewhere.
Whatever Deng actually thought, in essence this means that the private sector, long regarded as an unavoidable parasite within "the socialist market economy", has now earned respectability in the development pantheon.Yet the louder message for the short term was a call to fight what Mr Zhu calls the "unprecedented and grim" economic environment.
Based on the physiological data and the clinical studies discussed above, some increase in infection risk is usually regarded as an unavoidable consequence of hypothermia treatment.
The injuries we regarded as being unavoidable were a nonunion in a child with a broken intramedullary nail, 3 postoperative infections, and a malunion after casting.
This lowest-needs variant relates to costs incurred by a single person for purchasing goods which are regarded as (virtually) unavoidable in the Netherlands, such as food, clothing, housing and personal care.
There is a belief in government that the euro is off to a good start and that, as it becomes accepted in Europe and around the world, the British will come to regard it as unavoidable and vote for it.
